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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
NUMBER l76:
BAee ED AND DRowSED-The following sto-
ry is told in papers brought by the steamships


BAeG ED AND DRowNED.-The following sto-
ry is told in papers brought by the steamship
Pacific sa W - :
Near the villa of the Pasha of Constainople
in the hospital where the wounded and debili.
tated French officers are healed and quartered.
Some of the convalescent managed to open a
communication with some of the Pasha's wives
who obtaining permission to visit, for four days.
Others OF that tunctionary's wives in a distant
seraglio, took up their abode in the hospital.
and were having jolly time oft with SONS
of the French officers aforesaid. The Pasha.
however. got wind of the affair, and surround. :
ing the hospital with his troops, demanded the
women. The French refused to give them up
until the troops were withdrawn, and then on
" on promise that they should not be harin-
ed. But the Paeha, on getting them once more
in the portals of his seraglio, immediately had
them sewed up in bags and drowned in the
Bosphorous, according to the requirements Of
the Turkish law in such cases made and pro-
|vided. -, :
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

IT Some of the gun-shot wounds inflicted
before Sebastopol were quite remarkable. One
seaman, it was supposed had his head blown
off by the bursting of shell, but on examina-
ton he was found to have it all safe 1t had
been driven into his chest On looking where
the lungs ought to have been, the top of his
head could be seen near the bottom of the
cavity. One of the sappers was severely
wounded by the lower jaw of his neighbor.
Some of the men were severely hurt by
splinters from their own bones. s.-s.
Most of the men killed by round shot had
or in part. Men struck by spent balls are
killed without the balls leaving any mark to
show the site of tie injury These are pop,
ularly supposed to be killed by the sgina of tie
ball
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
CO-PARTNEIsSIHEP.

VNHE Undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
III ship under the style and firm OF GEO. FOSTER 20
Cor the tran saeIon of gene ForDarding and Com
ission Busness and have erected for that purpose
NsTElarge ard spaciods Fre-proof Warehouse on the
WAhash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham Streets and the Depot of the Evansville and
A. ~fordsvilie Railroad, where they will have ample
VI I'd convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
room a. Merchandise.
Ssv s in Uecal either BY
Tgiver, Railroad, Ca,D sss' AA1 "A'N
promptly AZ the attic tion to Aepurchase or
sale Of Produce or Groceries in this nG oiassss the
orders for the purchase Of SUGAR anu south Ting the
Winter. 49, -..;. and sborr
They hope by unremitted attention to merit ans Sear'
the public patronage. Gr0 FoSTER
-, w. M. AIKMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

PANrALooNs WITHOUT SUsPENDERs.'-Pro
fessor La Borde, of South Carolina College, in
his recent work on physiology says:
AS the women have concluded to dispense
with shoulder straps, some men, especially IN
the city, have thought they would prove pan
falcons can be worn without suspenders. The
men now strut the streets with their panta-
Iloohs tightly buttoned, side by side with the
women, whose skirts or petticoats are firmly
hound around their persons. Upon far
view the evil is the same in both cases: pres
sure upon the vital organs, impairment OF their
proper action, want of developement, delormi.
Ity disease, and premature death. The New
York chronological Journal says: As we
walk the streets of our city, we. see scores Q
lbovs from twelve to sixteen years old, with
their pants buckled very tightly around then
disconnected bodies preventing the growth al
this rapidly growing age, and the result IS .
generation of dyspeptic, pale-aced, puny apot
Iogies for men. ID a =,
i If man or boy has good hips he need neithel
wear suspenders nor have his pantaloons but
toned tight-and it is certainly great comfor
Ito dispense with gazuses. r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
TUEODORE FRANKE,S
DYEING ESTABLLsHM kNi

and Canal sts opposite Eenry Lutz s Groee.
OofheI 0"S rv Evansville Indiana.
WNANcY Dyer Steam seOurer and ~ R
New York Dye House. c-.,x.-.,. r,,.hes of Sill
u yoalIeu Grape Cashmere Shawls o. eneTy
son AM finishes al to new Dyes every klne o. S
spots or stains from SIX Dresses in dry %
M az ain and ooilen Toe de Tersse and Tues
Also ne cfeahs O@ipe'S any oot1s-1yd&v
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CJyCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE

: CHNNINNA A1lH " zAHt u. :,
TKlHE Undersigned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite ts
atention dealers consumers 60 their large abu
varied stock Papets. Our arrange with
dealers such that We are enabeo TO
kee on hand all times. large stock Of Caps On
nsI and ruled; Flat Demys Mediums. Royals ana
RIVALS blank Book Papers nanufacturedby Platner
l. Smith and other class anufaetuTers
~ - for he best Printers Carts, and keep
hand at all ges acomPlete stock CT Pfntsrs Papers o.
WrcyysarvSs CoIoted Inks, Varhish and Gold Size
have on hand in store. large stock OF the pest Foa
most any extent, with regular Sizes and irregular s
make 20 order short notice p ~.
ging' Rope ano ooO'O ~ NIXON & GOODMAN
Iii II and 79 Walnut ST., Cincinnati.
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NEXV ARRaNGENENT.

WNorder that be able 60 devote my tlms mGae PAT
n Iariv to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part et
business have disposed part of interest IN tns
cery house ur. MATTHEW DALzELL. VINO , viii co
tin1e the old stand the style OF ORR DALZELL q
Co with complete Of everything IN tne
line would opportunity of returning my
the paying customers the house oT tne
drespectuly as
tbem o Arm and would
to the very all gentlemen that they neec
noM Msrch as eie + Is5s ~ SAMUEL ORR
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CINCINNATI
nrrnEATF FnR THE INSANE,

..-ra of DIV RID MEAD NJ D. Editor of the Ameri-
Psvcbol Journal Lecturer on insanity an Srenze
MsS;ene late Of Obstetrics and formerly
Medca. ,ho -ooont;op of natients Is
Vat pr senting superior advantsges
Sn nniet paens admitted The long expeTenee ol e
as practitioner and teacher ahords guar
care and the successful treatment
Terms maoe An0 0"A W feb2l-6m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

ONE OF 'EM-The other day, "a gentleman
gave couple of cents to a woman who asked
charity Of him.
"Two cents!' she exclaimed. "Take 'em
back sir. I asked for charity. I can't do
anything with two cents" 4~
my dear madam" said the gentleman, 'T
beg you to keep the cents, and give them to
some poor person. -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

ft.r a country schoolmaster, happening to
he reading of a curious skin of an elephant:
aDid YOU ever see an elephants skin!s ne
asked. 81 haye!o shouted little slx-year a..
old boy at.the foot of the class. Y mere $
| he asked, quite amused at the boys earnest. l.
ness. "On the elephant" said he with a mos'
provoking grin.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

IMPROVED PORTABLE W ILL.
mxnR grinding wheat and all other
requiring grind ng- . :, ,,,..ss s,a Tslting q
Genuine old Anchor Brand BOlsing Cloths ano Dei'hs
al Monroe is authorised 70 sell tho abOV
t.i.s a, any Cinciuu prices, including relgnt
Csa r. Monroes Family Grocery corner OIL YAK AH
sseSed stFse's, 's,AwEs BRADFORD CO. Cincinnati o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
JOY To THE AFFLICTED.
GPEGORX,C

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN AGAIN ON HAND. Z.
THNHE greatest known fsiy Medicine Burns Coughs.
Colds Throats and Quinsey. Will cure Diarrhear
Cholera orbus Cramps and spasms viii cure Fever ana
fail Daily and hourly calls foR
this O for the above Diseases
wrtes:I had rather trust life with this than
other and all y the remedy aid satisfy
sales in Indiana thousa2d dozen
increase than other
public For sale by all the prncpa Drue
United States British America Caornia ana
Oregon. .,rx7rs -
LEIGH vERLING, Evansville, Ind. suacsssors to Kei-
Ter 4 Farnsley. Z
CHAs Fl. CLARK. Vincennes. Ind.
JoHS D. PARE Cincinnati Ohio-can be obtained Of them
a. ma3ufaeturers; prices BOYD. STONE CO..
oct{-6mw Nauhace City. Ohio.
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mas. nnAY PENNINGTON,

SPEorFULIY inforr the citizens of kvansy lie and
its vriuv that they formed partnership IN Ihs
nraetice of Medic n aud Surgery. r .,.u
HayiQ activey sngaged in the pfoie;sion w y
Ter os ceutdry aud become familiar with the diseases me-
this tey hope their past experteRee & SAo
oess will entitIe share of public patron
Theis Frsr street between Main a1a
tha Post where eths both et them may o'
ponsnIted pI unIess absent protest. onal business
a0f2-
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sHgRwOOD house.

TINE subscriber hastaken the above house. ana As
entirely reatted and resurnishedl ana Is
to eneyain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned oy
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock ana car
riages to let. ,,,..a - -olod
The s,abIeis large, clean and welloeated ana goou
ia Particular atentioI
will be paid to the care horses left with him Tor keep
ng andin all respects, the public, Ia hnd tne Sner
/ wood House good HOTEL [jy6-hl }. A. 6f nrIS'
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DAVID O'NEIL.
r,arr NJ p m All OR

MERCHANT TAILOR
sssse-nS sszsst ketween Main and Locust.
receives asd opened dno Asaortmento OF Cloths
80 aiGerent coloxs CaSsimerss Ct hle guay az Inc
With rhe richest yestings such as PLAIN ana IAN
sy velyets satins sks &c., With gooes ~ banS
ever broushtto this city my oaa
IN orsnarsd with hrstrate workmen to make up sooo
.h is, and warrant 6ts iD sl essea sepizt'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
EyANsVTIE, ND TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6, Is
RAILROADS. &C.

PENNSYLVANIA HAtLhOAD.
EE G. EEss
THE undersigned having been ap- ~~
Hen pcirted Agent for tbs above Compa- LAX &E
in this city would inform ship AE&4AasS
mRzenznansnm~ pers, merchants, and the public
generally that F. Leeeh George Harris and George
Black I'D. Leeeh Co.. and Thomas ). CLARKE. OF
CLARK Thaw,' under the hrn Of
LEECH d co.,
Are by speci eonsgnees and shipping agents
the Railroad Company. They have estab-
all the principal shipping points east
prepared to receipt through from New
York Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore 90 all
o all western ctiesand towns TO the
Atlantic seaboard by Of the Pennsy1vanis Raroad
direct their whole attention to forwarding
facilities shipping from and to the without
second rayage and their charges by arrange
ment Railroad company being extremely low q
the of drayage they hope to
be able o give satisfaction.
Shipments produce madeto their agents Will De orWsla-
ed free of charge for commission
For Information apply at their ohleest
Depot, Liberty street. Pittsbnrg;
do No. South tJ&h street. FhfladslPhiaf
do North street. Baltimorei
No. 2 Astor Place, 2
do South William strest, New York;
do Battery Place,
Or JOHN s. MITCHELL.
epI3 6m Wsterst.. Evansvills. Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

GIVE HIM THE NEwsy-lOh Thursday even.
ing, during the play of Hamlet, at Phenix Hall.
the news of the fall and destruction of Sebas-
topol arrived just as Taylor, as Hamlet, was
in his death scene, exclaiming:
GlR '.OiI die Horatio;
The potent poison quits DER comes my spirits:
lcannot live to hear the from Engand.' ,
A friend of the Allies Immediately cried out:
''Die away, old fellow; Ssbastopol IS tdkep"-
Petersburg (Va.) Eapress. Z
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

gWNH Proprietors of removed from their
old Main their new Hotel just
e opposite the Court House. where he are %
ada.e and all others who may see
A. them in much superior style than formerly
rcs which shall use all our endsavors 70 mer
it. Our fare will be hest the market anoros anu On
Good stab Wagon Yard kSHs
a.
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RRNIalVAI..

TUN BACON L. co, have removed to Main street, be-
stoddards Drug Store nearly opposite the braneh
where they will be pleased to see all tner oa TO
gy Them call would their thanks TOR the very
bsri pe given receive continuance OF
s5he W AeePiAe jan1S-ly
y1uT.sS, AROMATIC STOMACH BIT
TE7sS saasILSs WINE Ba E&S.
YWNaES preparations have been long and
"a certain cure Summer Complaints and as pre-
entatye Of fever and ague and similar diseases con-
si5nmSena 5SS, ]u'' re0s'eU A TENNEY g. SoRENsoN.
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TENNEYA sORENsON.

wHOLEsALE DRALEKs n GNUCENIEs AND LIuUNs' O0HNHH
WATER sTS., EVAN SvLLE. IND.
VENE undersigned have this day formed
the purpose delng wholesale Grocery ana Liquor
succeeded the buiness OF Messrs Ais
their stock and made additions 70 make
uompte shall be able offer good
FOR CASH. any house in Eyansyile or any ey m ehe
";ana ~ ss5 8. SORENSoN.
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WM. TX. McGREW
FARMERS, HOTEL
D.s. .A>DERsoN. MERCHANT TAILOR

On First street. between Main and Sycamore.
HWAS now tine of Cloths Cassimeres. Vest
iugs etc etc. which he is prepared to makeup In the
most styles and at short notice He will warran
fits aud hopes long experience in the huneI to be
give general satisfaction He has also on hand
Merino Undershrts and Drawers with hne Shirts
Collars etc made the best manner with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally. He invites his old customers
nd tha nuIlie Generally to call. deel6-t tt
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"a MySTERY SOLVED.

xWUDGING the crowd of customer that nave neen
sB visiting Embch store for the past TWO We
we're underthe that he (as the saying Is In
parance by the board and in
Whereof great sacrifice but on further
ry happy to our readers tnat 10
the ease He has now full assortment OF spring
hsr.a ,hs rnsb to his store apI4
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= 800 NFM. REILLY,
wwYHOL,ES ALE AND RETAIL GR0GER AND

A& PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET --lhe
peotull uform hsfriends and the public
vicinity that having hased the interest,"
~ he the late drm OF W Reilly ne N
an the Grocery Produce bus the old
IL this opportunity OF returning thanks for
st qoy and intends effort to merit eo1tInu
moe Of the same. ieSo-Iy WILLIAM issAILA.
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DIR. #. ID. HIGLLER,

OF PHILA DELPHIA,
wvHO graduated in Germany and France and can give
wv the testimonials from Professors in the
ohar his the citizens of EvansVls and
Vicinity as He will particular attention to
FEMALE COMPLAINTS -, - l..
ol and see him Anybody troubled with Chronic diseases
Inaamation the Kidney Urethra lnhammatory ~
Diseases Bladder. and Syphilis will be
in the shortest time No eharse for the nrst visit
Of Sycamore and Thrdsts Once hours irom
7 A. NJ. till evening. ,,,npNrEc
Thos Nutter Prof.. of SarRery;
Sam,l jackson. Prof. of Theory and fracties'
o. D. Meigs Prof of Midwiteryi p.,.,. .r,,
q. R. Gilman Prof. Of Midwifery;
Jos NJ Smith. Prof. Of Theory and Fraeoeei
II. D. Bulky. NJ. ID. w. u..r,-.,
sos; msson f19 u Prof MatsrA Mediea. Albany
Hi1soS 3 ONss"sA'' 'u' W - agtlI-t
W MEMS
A cases i Blay sassorted qualities; ~
do do do fine;
do Farmers, Drills d. this day an for sale
misc JAS Low & CO., AIS Main st., Lou, Ny
FANCY CHiLD's CABS.
IN MOI COOKS Family GrossY
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS IN. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York,
DEGNG ngsestabshed with an extensive copnectlon
in the above business respectfully solieits consgn
ents ofall kinds of Western Produce, which
i'm and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed on
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments whenrequired by
J.H MAGHEE & CO.,
febaO-tf Evansville. lno'
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CLOCKS! CLOCKSg AT -wE1OLESAL
by BlTrROLFF Gs SONS,
,A1S srnEEr pErwEEN FIRST AND SECOND.

: STREET BETWEEN FIRST md sESoSDs
\ s.-l-s ~ EVANSVILLE, IND,
NMTE have just received large supply o. eigns aas
AE thirty hour clocks, direct frt IN the
wood and iron -ases, Wnieh We
viii sell dealers low as the same articles can Pe
bought at natl Western cities We shall al
ways keep good hand and think we can make
TO tho country dealers TO buy their CLOCKS o
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PINE SHINGLES.
r00 THOUSAND A. No. l Pine Shingles just re-
eME esived per Flat Boat In yard and fSI s3s ~
N R.Tbe shove an sxtr2 article ana oo"snf q
cor this market. epzo-"
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101.DYNC SALE STABLE.

ROA DNNG AN Nd SALE STA BILE,
~ COOK has rented of Burk the fine brick sta
H. ble on eeond street. Main and Locust Wner
he by the day week at the 1owest
in pro no rtion the expense Of feed:
;ai COOKS Family Grocery.
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z1C,.,aW aND TORACCO STORE OF

JJACo B SCHEURKR, MAIN ST, BET. Isl AND 2D.
20 -Sehaeffer Il Schroeder's old sta 81
F<&RES3ECTFUfLY inform the citizens Of Eyansville
III Ind surround country that nave taken s .ae
sC15T1 dateFmined to continue the same business ana
viii eSnstanty hand the choicest Slgars
and TdCheco bestb that eastern @
s..alsa and Smoking Tobacco OF all KINDS heI
shaun Oh apa Wooden Pipes Of nd ahq Ratni
na5srgthv exner.ence in the business convtnees me
that s var go - of rrns,S;c nySi ronage lap1 If
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PLANO FOR SALE.

--.1rErs FLOOR OILAClOTHS, RUGS. MATS,
cIoTH EMBsoIDERED PIANO AND TABLE COVERS
r xr;dths OilsCIOths for Tables &c
HpENT DUvALL have now in ssoTe M s1is s
nav and price from ported loJ Il ton Gar
net to the Ken tucky home made Rag s..tu-. Th.z,
Ei o;I Cloth ali widths entirely new designs
goods we cut to fit any shaped room or hall ane pu 'hS
Pana and Table Covers Cloth embossed-a very great
variety. . -s,,Ior TIousa- Fur-
nishing establishment ,,r.A. -. fat-;o and of-
at the equal in all respects 10 those o.
nv of the Eastern cities. All ask is an examination
our STOCK DeiOte BENT L DUVALL'S
oct5 Furnishing warehouse AO y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO THh GITIZENs OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KENrI CKl AND ILLINOIS.
uAs SAUNDERS Civil Engineer. having taken up his
ID abode the city of Evansville would respectfully an
aounee to the portion of Indiana
Keaucky Illinois that he is prepared to furnish
ertaniug 60 his profession viz; Water Works Drainage OF
Land Railways Turnp Plank other Roads, the I'M
Sroyemeut Of Rivers navi CATION purpo es. otc.
Testimonials ability FRI T. b. wilson Esq on1et En-
neer OF The New Salem Railroads Judge Hughes
ff EShnkscp Ind; George @. Dgnn Of Bedford Ind Il
g. Wilson ty Engineer of New Albany Ind ana n y:
Moore Esq Chief Engneef of the E., l. and O. Straight
Line Railru ad can be seen applicAtion mhzo ~
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sT0R1GE WANTED.

wurp n-ansrsS 70 atore in our Fire Proof Warehouse
NX qusntity of Grain Produce or Merchandise OK
Having large and airy up stairs parseuMar M Sar
Of foods or wares liable to damage from damp OF
% rrooFratea by
G loLgsr VIXEN desired. 80. -. .nd w and r.
warehouse located corner Locust strest ae D. IL
,sra and most convenient for shipping ny OF 20
road Applyto novl wv - 80
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nIArEn MARE.

BLATED WARE.
-ara a.sE receized. ffor the manufacturer an as
IA Y have II bisted Ware. seeh as table ano yea
sortmcnt kpigss. ezti& fpe and oean,ilni cas-
spoons forks butt set St EASTERN prices and werran
soIs: az wheh >ihsss. metal nearly as "hi'' "
20 oe PiSsea OF genuine Cas- and see at
"1sa aRq sfSngsT than siIv. SseSS 9e%styt
ia HTTrAOLF4 SNG ~ NV "
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1uON EsAILING.

TzNIE for the sale OF new an
Hbeautifui pattern of IRON RAlLlN6, WIG rouh1
wrought rods figures: put up IN greas
size. which will sell Cincinnati priees ADDlNS
FREIaHT. u.,..rt,al than anv other
hind NOW m use Those wishing Railing to enciose
lots yards, for piazzas etc. VIII 90 Wen 70 s' nag
call.
Prices from 81 'o 70 70 ~ WV M A. LAWRENCE.
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N0TIONs! NOTsONsM

HSLOWER thsrmo meters usssl,ns n1 o Frsneh
fae French harps dolls. marbles; toys tea
sstS nnaes combs. Superior needles pms, soo
kev rngs per ellis, steel pens. tooth brdsbes WaA
pea doninoes chess mtn, Emerson's razor saps tolles
soap Jun. ptns e. A. @. PUShEE.
Varlssy OIL nos'' under Odd Fellows Hall. Firstst
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w saniInoth Stock of Boots and Shoes
HENDRIC & McoEA,r

uMAyE now received stock Of Boots and Shoes
q a embracing every style, Buying directly from New
Eng they enabled to sell as IS
examine before purchasing making it business excu
siuev we are enabled greater variety ofstyles
:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-24
KY. Statesman.

Heaven knows how many simple letters, from
simple minded women, have been kissed, cherished
and wept over by men of far lofter intellect. So it
will be to the end of all time 1t is lesson worth
learning, by those young creatures who eek to al
lure by their accomplishments, dazzle by their
genius, that though he may admire. man ever
what is essentially distinct from, although not in
compatible with, them. This is why we often see
man of high genious intellectual power pass by
the De Staels and Corinnes to take into his bosom
some wayside flower, who has nothing on earth to
make her worthy of him, except that she is-what
few " female celebrities are-a true woman.