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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-26
EVANSVILLE. IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 26, 1s

ducer of his mothers sex who scorns as he
would the coward, the ridicuer of womanly
fobles, or the exposer Of womanly reputation;
show me the man who never forgets for mo-
ment the delicacy, the respect that is due to
women, and woman in any condition or class;
show me such man and you show me gen.
you show me true Christian
gentleman. There are some who think that
persons lose in manners as they gain in liber-
ty. One grace belongs to the spirit of liberty,
which is most active where this grace prevails
most-with this grace is respect for woman
not for her rank or elegance, but for a0onaan.
And when this sentiment becomes enlarged,
when it is stable, social structure may be
raised upon it more glorious than mankind
has ever seen.
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IMPROVED FIGURING MILL.-We learn from
the English journals, that an important i'm
provement in the manufacture of -four has
been patented in England, by means of which
an increased quantity of flour is produced
from given Quantity of wheat. The value of
the improvement seems to consist chiefly if
not wholly in the power of the mill to ex-
tract from the grain all its nuitritive portions,
by producing in addition to such quantity, of
flour, as it is capable of affording of the first
quality, several inferior qualities, by which an
increased value is given to portions, which, by
the ordinary method of Touring, are compare
lively worthless. An experiment was lately
made in London for testing the merits of the
mill, in presence of a number of gentlemen,
several of whom were appointed by the Ad-
miralty with view of determining whether
the invention should be introduced into the
government victualing establishment at Dept
ford. The following statement is given of the
results Of the experiment. viz:
100 pounds of wheat produced 545& pounds
of the first quality of flour, 1034 pounds Of the
second quality, 858 pounds of the third quail
ty, pounds of the fourth quality, S56 pounds
of the fifth quality, called sharps, and z %
pounds of bran. being 90 pounds of almentary
matter, with loss of only pounds of debris,
the general product Of the best working mills
in present use being only 68 pounds flour, the
bran and the loss being more considerable
The flour, which in common mills is turned
out in very heated state and cooled by
cold blast of air, was, in this machine, turned
out sufficiently cool for immediate use, and as
may be estimated, saving of Is per cent was
secured. The naval gentlemen expressed
their satisfaction at the result, and the inven-
ton will be employed at Deptford.''
Yin. Gaz
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-26

TRUE CoURTEsY-Rev. Henry Giles, one of
the most eloquent Of our lecturers, gives birth
to these sentiments, respecting true courtesy:
This is real courtesy, that which has rever-
ence for womanhood in sex, the courtesy
which has respect for others than the rich,
than the young; it is distinct from the cour-
tesy which blooms only in the smiles Of love
and beauty, and withecs and cools down in
the atmosphere of poverty, age and toll. Show
me the man who can quit the brilliant society
of the young to listen to the kindly voice of
age, who can cheerfully converse with one
whom years has deprived of charms show
me the man who is willing to help any one
who stands in need of help; show me the
man who would no more look rudely at the
poor girl in the village than at the elegant
and we'll dressed lady in the saloon show me
the man who treats unprotected maidenhood
as he would an heiress surrounded by the
powerful protection Of rank, riches and fami-
ly; show me the man who abhors the liber-
tines gibe, who shuns a blasphemer, the ira
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-26

THE LATE SENATOR CLAYToN.-The obse-
'quies of the lamented Senator Clayton took
place at Dover on Thursday afternoon. Among
other distinguished persons present were Gen.
'Cass and Hon. James Buchanan. At Will
mington the bells of the city were toled, and
the flags, hoisted to celebrate political tri-
umph, were lowered at halEmast in honor of
his memory. The city, for the time, wore a
solemn aspect, and the countenances of the
people plainly indicated how deeply they felt
that Delaware had lost her most illustrious
citizen.
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THE H4zARO POWDER COMPANY.

CG4 u ID I'd CD w @l @ IA Q
EHAvING reduced their prices to correspond with the
1 duced of Sapetre, continue to offer their well
known brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE Powder in kegs and canisers Also Gunpowder
Blasting nd Mining prsng full quatie
aud kinds required by the trade guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
The standard their Powder which has enjoyed the
highest reput ton than years will
found other manufacture the kind
the world.
Company. No. SO WALL cor. Water street. New York.
A. G. HAZARD, President.
A. z. DOUGLASS, Sec'y. my26-6md
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INDIANS IN INDIANA.-There are two hun
dred and seventy-fve Indians of the Miami
tribe still remaining in this State drawing a
pension from Government. The Pro acpita
paid to each Miami proper was $50 5O-elev-
en- of Eel river tribe received 500 each
These Indians live mostly in the counties of
Grant Miami, Huntington and Wabash.
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MECHANICS, WORKS,
FOUNDRY AND MACHZNE SHOP
EVANSVILLE, IND,
4 a


WILLIAM BOYLE IL CO,
II AVING purchased Mr.. Henry Sehribers we'll know
Foundry. would respectfully continuance of the
him. and invite the attention all who
Foundry work ofany kind DONE te facilities We
expere need the business and will all work
prices reasonable. We prepared manufac-
Engines, Fire Engines hydraulic Presses, To-
Presses Mill Grst Mill Machinery
Buildns Bastngs. Horsepower Thrashers Corn Shelters
Lard Kettles Lard Presses Railroad Work Steamboat Re
pairs done, etc.
Castings description made order at shortnotce
Steam Boilers Lard Tanks and all the fixtures belonging
hereto,
Brass castings of all kinds made to order.
All orders may be addressed to WIN. BOYLE & co.
mh28. 6w Evan svlie, Ind.
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NEW FAMILY GsOCERY-

EN have bought the steck and taken the store formerly
~ occupied by T. Bacon & Co Main street. opposite
the Branch Banb and have made large additions to their
stock with for future supplies ustifes
promising the citizens of Evansville and vicinity
articles Family Groceries
house in the city Being determined exsron
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal pat
Give a trial. All DDS delivered charge
mhI3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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NEW BOOK

NEW BOOKS.
FgNHE Hills of Shatemuc by the of the Wide
II World. Just
Never late Mend by the author Peg
and Charlie johnson. Just out.
My Courtship an d its Consequences by Wikof.
New supply of Dred.
Beslie's Gazette of Fashion, for October.
Fasqueiles French
Pitcher Physical Geography just reed and for saety
D0BELL & LISTER.
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LUMBER! LUMBERr
x. e. BEINN NEIFE"T

HNTOU respectfully announce to the citizens of Evans
NV willie aud that he keeps
y hand large and full assortment of Pine
Shingles Dressed and Undressed Flooring, Dressed
dressed WeRherboarding ETC., etc. which he will sell
heap Orders from the country solicited
Carpenter street. Kratz Il Heilmau's Foundry.
He has also yard Vinccnnes the Evansvsa &
Crawfordsve Railroad DEPOT and is prepared furnish
all section with full variety cheap be
bought in Evansville. L. L. WATSON, Agent,
jy3-tf. Vineennes.
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NEW DRUGS.

: I'll n n e.
EICH p VTERLING have just openeda largo assortmena
Drugs and Medicines which they invite the aen
Merchants and Physicians They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco gars Paints Brushes of kinds,
Oils Dyesuhs Spiees Perfumery Fancy Articles. &C. &c.
ALsO-a popular Patent Medicines. All kinds of Paints
ground oil Pure Wines and Medicinal
Prescriptions carefully prepared. Call at No. II
under the Journal Office. mvS-tf
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gTEYTENSE DgTlON OF NTOCK

HOMEMADE AND EUROPEAN IMPORTED LEATHERs AND
all colors and descriptions.
a WAITING orders be made into che most fashion
"a able Boots Shoes and Caters for after the latest
France the Eastern cities. All
of slips shoes and CATERS with heels high enough suit the
astidous for ladies' and perfect of
for children large and SMALL the fashionable Boot and
Shoe store of sept23-3m JOHN RASCH.
ESALAR ATUS.-1OOboxes pure Saleratus in lb papers
~ 10 bbls do;
2Okegs 100 lbs each do, received and for
sale By oct15 PRESTON BROS.
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UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE

R E T n E M E n T
HHVERY of the above will be found well adapt
A ed to and representative of the Immense quaH
ties of Goods lust arrived the well known Store
VIM. JOeVyeHth3I 81 Co.,
Corner of Main and Having
selection Goods surprising the variety styles oolors
shades also in quantity and quality any and every thing
which other exhibited
to invite and customers Evansville
and vicinity give cali We extend invitation
particular to the fair assuring them that every article
imaginable under the of Dry Goods Emt roderies
(Swiss French and Scotch) Fancy Goods Mauas White
Goods of eyee descriptions Shawls. Millinery and Straw
Goods be in the richest choice and varied
sortment We fully convinced satisfy the
expectations and satisfy claim respecting
taste and low prices In Clothng kind
please demand for fashion color quality
the piece Come and convince yourselves
mh31 WM. LOEWENTHAL & co.
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RUSgVESS CFTaNCFO

HAVE seld my stock of Messrs z. H. COOK
Son who will continue the business at my ola stand
winch have rented to them for They will also
with it their business Family Groceries
and Produce hone friends and will call and
examine their stock and give them a liberal trial.
In retiring from present business. would return
sincere thanks friends
very liberal patronage and what is still desirable in
business the general punctuay in material aid "
shall henceforth he found off Of GEO. FOSTER Co.
Cof which firm memberl and will give to the business
of that house personal attention. and where shall be
ian22-tf NJ. W. FOSTER. 4
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SEHRWOOn HOuSE-

TNHE subscriber hastaken the above house, and mas
l. entirely refted and refurnished it, and is prepared
entertain patrons of the house in satisfactory
has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Peter Burke, and has goodstock ofhorses and
riages to let.
Thestableislarge, clean and wellloc and good
hostersarei in constantattendance NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
will the OF horses left with him for keep
ng and in alrespects, the public, hal find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. IjyStfl ]. A. 8YERS.
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I'D H. BENNETT would respectfully announce the
citizens Evansville and surrounding country that he
(having in the Lumber
and selectinga choice article of his
ture) opened Yard Carpenter &
Heilman Foundry and is prepared sell wholesale
retail cheaper than before ofered this city.
ieIS
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RODIAM FINES.

BODEANI MINES.
TENhB Coal from these Mines is being delivered
part the city of EVansville Persons requiring the
leaving the COmpany's office (under the
Telegraph o ffcel will have them put through.
The price will be for this per oushel
or the Mines
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BUSINESS CARDS.

IL
H. q. WHEELER. Il. ROBINSON
WHEELER &ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT Law,
Successors to Ingle, Wheeler q 1glehart.)
Opposite the nelo Court House Building, near
Washington Hotel, E0GnsUiIls, Ind.
N.B.-H O. Wheeler Notary Pubic nh2l
JOHN HURLEY. t. SULLIVAN.
JOHN HURLEY q Co.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
M e r c H a Mt S,
aug6 NEW ORLEANS
.. ASA EGLEHAKT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
fsuccesser to Ingle Wheeer& Igehart in Real Estate
wilpracee Law in the Circuit Courts of vanderburgh
and the adjoining counties. Office Canal hahK
Evansville, La. e1eol4ly
MORRIS y. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY AT REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Post Office. Evansville. Ind. y2s-ly
NOTARY pJbEiG HEEhX lxS5 5l sFfon Ehi OF PEACE.
1fL to Iieosins ana Sc ing Gains in South
Eastern East Illinois aud a other sness apportaning
Rsfor to W r. raso Esq Cashier Can Bank
ISAAC HE1mANx. DAVID HE1MANN
I.&D. HEINZ ANN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, & PRODUCE,
aUEENswARE, LIQUORS, q &c, MAIN STREET.
ian31
T. a. COX,
GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MGRCEANT,
DEALER KINDS OF PRODUCE,
TtRcsRHes, Ind.
Particular attention paid forwarding and Receiving.
oct3I-tf
CITY HOTEL,
WATER It. BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
oetl WM. Il. B6iCoURT. Proprietor.
HENDRICKS 81 McsEEA.
(Late V: W. Hendricks & Coz
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOSTERS BLOCK. FIRST STREET NEAR MAIN:
ROGERS, IL'GUEEEE & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
NO. %, PoYDRAS STREET,
NEw ORLEANS. LA.
Liberal cash advances will be made consignments
hipped to our care by
w. Z. BROWNE IL Co., Vncennes, la.
BENEDICT & WILLIAMS, Grayville, Ill.
O'RILEY IL Co.. Evansville la.
S, l.. HovEY, do do.
PUgoucHEr & Bios. Mt Vernon Ia. Ldec28-1y
J Ohm ]. CHANDLER. JAMES HARLAN. JR.
HOHN j. CHANDLER AN d JAMES HARLAN Jr. have
b themselves together in the practice
or both found their office
opposite Sherwood House counsel or bust
ness. Prompt attention will be given to collections
Evansville, Nov. 9. 1s54.-1y
PRENTEH,S JOB PAPERS.
Nos. II and 70 " IA ST., Cincinnati, o.,
Ill PERS Cards, Gard Sheets, Black oclored Inks
Bronzes Varnishes; &c. which they offer at
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Tc6,H - -
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PRENTEEE,S JOB PAPERS.
4

Nos. II and 10 Nai&A sI-s CIncimmntis O.s
BJAVE on hand q beautiful stock of PRINTERS PA
PERS. Cards. Card Sheets Black and oclored Inks,
Bronzes, Varnishes. &C., which they offer at
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
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S NJ V z T s .

SIPo RTER OF WINES LIQUORS CIGARS DEALER IN
BOURBON, RYE, MOEONGAHELA AND RECTIFIED
WHISKY, CORNER MAIN AND
WATER sTS., EVANSVILLE.
bscribeF receiving end opening at his new
stand of the largest and best assorted stocks of
Wines Liquors Cigars brought this market
friends and the trade generally is
lcted which will be sold favorable
low figures any house the IN
parCogniac Brandes of brands. Pale and Dark
Pinot. Maglory otard, Dupuy Co., with numerous
lot of other brands.
WINES.-Fine Old Madeira, Sherry and superior old
Heidsck Wine quarts and Pints together with general
sortnent Old gahela and Reetlhed
Whisky Holland Gin, Jamaica and New England Rum.
Cherry Peach Brandes, Cordals, Curaco and SWISS
d 'Absinthe.
choice article of pure Ohio Catawba. and Boston
So mach Bitters.
EB-AIways large and well selected stock OF
Havana. German and Homemade Cigarsj Sardlnes ana
Pittsburgh Ale. sepl5
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TENNEY&r SORENS0N.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, CORNER
STS., EVANSVILLE.
this day formed
q the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Kavng succeeded the business of Messr Alis
Howes purchased their stock aud made additions to make
shall he able to offer COED bargains
FOR CASH, house in Evansville or city in the
West. r. S. TENNEY,
jan3 y SORENSON.
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z. II. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES ~ PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
-:O-
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.

MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNEh
~ Fl. COOK begs thank his friends in Evansville
"a neighborhood their avors freely upon
him business them, takes
this opportunity of introducing their notice his Mr.
H. A. COOK whom he has taken into partnership
date. and socits for the firm OF z. H. Cook Son.
continuance the support literally conferred himself
z. H. Cook Son. having taken the business premises
purchased the VIII lie the stock of Mr. NJ W Foster,
confident that thsv will be enabled supply citizens
Evansville with article they require in the Gro
and Provision line. T. a. c. Son wish especially
the attention the country having produce
of kind dispose of. their increased facility
their stock and supplying their all
articles required in the Wholesale prices
their orders or the future. feb2-tf
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street. Chips for sale also. octE-tf
NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES.
SHANKLIN RELY beg leave to call the attention tt
- their friends and cutomers 70 their large and well
NEW GODDS A

SHANKLIN IL RELY beg leave call the attention to
- their friends and their large and well
ected spring and dry goods
during weeks of the desr
found city, which they whole
sale and retail their and the public generality
atow prices for prompt time buyers
ssts the followingBroad cloths black and fancy
and rweeds white buff and fancy and
silk Vestng Ooonades Croton cloths and plain and fana
Linen Drills rich Calicoes of Philip Allen Spragues Bnc
Mills and rich printed French and Scotch Jaco
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and salty
striped Bereg black eolored Grape Mant white CASH
mere pain and fancy Ginghams rich printed
Brilan and Oha de LANES white Shaws black
fancy silk shawl rich tlla sawls searfs black
white lace Capes Moria antique Parasos silk and gingham
Umbrellas Panama Leghorn and Braid Hats. English
and fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons Hosing Gloves
Palm Fans shoes Carpets door
Oil and printed window blinds together with
variety of Trimmings small and fancy goods
&c, &c. my1 SHANNLIN d RELY.
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WV. K yTcGREw.

WNKs IA. NacGK E w
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office the Crescent City Bank Building.
gNTILL faithfully all business entrusted to him
az my25
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SSUNDRIES.- -''~i
- Dbl Cream Tarter warranted pure;
$50 Reamst Letter and Comm ercal paPes3
4 bbls Gloves; bbls AlluH
1okegs Salt Peter: do Sulpher.
100 Mats Cinnamon; cask Sal Soda;
kegs Red Lead Nutmees:
20 bags Pepper and Spice; cask Littnagei
Li1Usrice Ball; 80 boxes Pepper
25 gross Playing Cards; 500 lbs Shoe Thread;
100 boxes Shaving Soap; so doz Shoe Brushes;
500 Percussion Caps just received and for ssleby
octl5 PRESTON BROs.
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TO THE LADIES'
6SHANKLIN & RELY respectfully invite shs at
tention Of the ladies of Evansville and Vicinity thsit
ayge and varied stock of Ebroideries and white
received enhancing
Lumerick Lace Collars and Sleeves
Emb'd Linen do do;
Maltese 4 Chroohetdo do;
Book Muslin do do;
Jaeonet. mbrc and Swiss Collars;
Swiss and Jac1net Embroidered Bandst
do do Edgings ard Inssrtionss
English Thread. Lace and Edgings;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White and black English Grape Collars
NOLAN and white embroidered Skirtsj
French Corsets and silk Vests; a.
Striped Nanisoek. Swiss and Plaid Muslipst
Real and Embroidered Swiss dress patterns fe
alalet O. prices by my2 SHANKLIN Il REILLY.
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eDdA BAGS extra Family Flour
QH GH ~ bushels fresh Corn Meal
OOlbs Bran; n hand an for sale by
ser25 HERsHBERGER & CARSON.
2z - BAGS Prime Rio Coffee; 20 gross ass d Cards;
eD assd Slates 5000 round Slate Pencils,
ceived by railroad and for sale by -
oct2I 1. & d. HEIMANN.
FENQY BUCK ETs.-I50 doz quarter Buckets and Toy
k ruekets, and for sale by
oot30 PRESTON B8o'e
WOOD.
DERSO wishing wood be supplied by leaving their
a orders with Wheeler IL Riggs Grocery Store. Main
street. Chips for sale also. oct17-tf
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SOMETHING INTER ESTING.

THE LONG NIGHTS ARE COMING
"a Nd the way make them short. visit Thomas
"a Billiard Saloon, Bulls Head Main street.
ATTENTION.
Those conhne ed during the csmbine
and amusement at Thomas BO wiling Aev. Bulls Head.
BULLS HEAD HOTEL
WM- D. THOMAS in returning thanks
wishes that he receive BOarders
the day week month. His rate
and will he pEd
The bar is supplied with liquors the quality
spacious Wagon Yard attached. oct2+
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SPRING GOODS!!.

NN are now receivIpg the I9rgst and m0st desr.ss
CAPS and offered In this Market to which
in nvite the trade. .-.
ap4 J. 3. JAQUESs CO.
- ha.s E.nnirs hZ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-29

vered their reasons, and are permitted to
hold intercourse with one another. In one
of these, the poor girl begged her lover to
marry her, but he replied with a melancholy,
real enough to bring tears from the listeners.
"You know we cannot be married, Ellen, we
are unfit for that happiness-poor untortu-
tunates that we are -
The contemplation of fate like this, be-
falling this young couple, ought to teach us
to bear with less impatience the little ills
and disappointments of life, which, if sum,
med up, both good and evil, would be found
full of blessings --Sdndusky Register.
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ARBITRATION OF FLouR.-A few weeks ago
a baker of Montreal, Canada, returned twelve
barrels of tlJnr out Of twenty he had pur-
chased, because there was SO much Plaster of
Paris la it that he could not use 1t
\ Toronto miller, in speaking Of this. says
there are Numerous dealers in -four and mill
oilal Quebec, Montreal, Kingston, Coburc,
Toronto and Hamilton, whose business is to
buy up the empty barrels Of such mills as
are considered the manufacturers OF the best
quality Of flour. into which, with the origi-
nal mill brand upon them, they pack the
most inferior quality of -four they can pur-
chase, and now they have even descended to
adultcrate that by admixture of plaster. lie
says he knew, meuat Toronto who are making
lortuu by taking the best quality OF -four
from the barrels in which it had been placed
after tho inspection and branding, and repla-
cling il with au article that Is little if any
better than shorts.-NelcJuryport Herad.
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\ PAIR OF lNsASE LOVERS In the Luna
tic Asylum at Columbus, Ohio, ia pair of
insane lovers Mental anxiety Of n peculiar
character is supposed to have deranged the
intellect OF the young man, vino was sent to
the Asylum some time ago. lio was cured ,
1t was hoped, Permanantiy, and sent home
While at home he fell deeply in love with a
young girl vino returned his devotion. and
they became tcnderly attached to each other.
But, uuhaPpiiy, the malaly returned upon
the young man ; he WAS separated from the
object of hi- love- and sent back to the Asy-
lun. Lett to herself t,mu-e upon her bereuyc-
mont, and the sad destiny ol her lover, tho
girl harlue also affected, almost as it might
seem from syIuputhy-and it was not long
before she too, was Inmurcd within the walls
which sheltered him. They are both there
now. Occasionally they seem to have reco.