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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23
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Tkis hitherto RraetabIe disease Of eceTg form and
e0ery stage,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGHS PILE SALVE
NNTILL fail in giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the and obstinate cases of
ONLY fNFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here the Piles and is the result years
patient study and Investigation.
Sufferers from P les have remedy hand which
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL.
withouta failure on its to do all the proprietor
that requisite is sricyto observe them and
The Proprietor rfers to following testimonials from
standing who have voIun
given their certificates favor, in regard its efficacy
their own cases. Read them.
The Richard Yates member fCongres from the
Springfield (lll.) district .
Dr. thos oavan augh-Dears II; me paraon Cava-
naugPs PDs Salve which you furnished found treat
service producing easy and speedy cure DO not hest
Respectfully, RICHARD YATES.
The following from Rev B. E. Brstow. is asufieen
jacksonville, Ill.,. December Is, 1884
DR.. CavanaughI conceive it be duty to the af
eSeiencv Of s'PiIe SsIv as for saveraI vsas
sorely afflicted painful disease the
having exhausted my patience in vaeious
friend the Hon Richard Yates was induced to trv f.
saying application of save Cor three
'''''''' - '''' BIZ. BR1sTowa
Chicago, August so. 1855.
DR.. 7. H. Cavanaugh, Presert)
Dear Sir: When arrived in this city few days ago.
suffering intensely with the piles mentioned
tition to asking advees You
Pile Save saying it would Tried 1.-THE effect
my Invaluable remedy and cure for
hat disease the Piles aud az such It to Others
Har Price ST per box. DR.. T. b. CAvAHAUGH.
Sole Proprietor. st. Louis. No.
~ - CRAWFORD ELL
ivIf-1v1tw KELLER. FARM LEY co.
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WgR WaMg gOmrnaL
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
THURSDAY MORNING, ST.: OCTOBER %
MINIATURES ALMANAC:
sUx RrsEs............6aO Sun sETs..............5s
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
CRIMINAL LIST.
State vs.. Nathan smith-Larceny; NoHe entered
Levi Walker-A. and b. Noe entered.
l1tr IS WIN. Miller-G. Larceny; not guilty.
{" b D. Speed alias, K. D. Bassett-G. Larceny
2years in State prison and DISTINGUISHED
for years.
g Thos. Burn-ebtaning goods by false pre-
fences. Bill ignored and defendent dis
charged.
Chas ifelmhey-Pet. Lar, bill ignored and
defendant discharged.
:" Jno. DavIs--A and Bwith intentto commit
murder. Bill ignored and defendant dis
charged.
CIVIL LIST.
Doe. ex dem. Fitch ct. al VS.. Longworth and Miles
dismissed by plaintiff
Hsney VS. SuIIivan-Dismissed by plaintiff.
e. P. Banning A. Miles-Dismlssed at plaintiffs
L. P. Thompson ct. al. VS.. E. Fegan impleaded with
Jno. Greek-Contnued for further process.
Davis VS.. Protection ms Co. Saml. Bayard, Gar
niShee-Contnued on motion Of plaintiff.
WATSON Bollinghouse ct. al.-Contnned by agree
Gilbert VS.. Hugo, appeal-Dismissod pr. agreement
at defendants costs.
Deacon Deacon-( Divorce) dismissed by plaintiff
and defendant ordered 10 pay costs.
Bridges BrldgeS--Divorce Deereed, and plaintiffs
name changed
Aldndge VS.. Aldrdgs.-Divorce decreed.
Raleigh VS.. Raleigh ct. al.-eontnued.
Jones and Blythe Sweet 81 Leonard.-Not found
and continued to Sweet and Judgment by default as
TO Leonard.
Stnson VS.. Sweet & Leonard.--Same proceedings.
Hoard ct. al. VS.. Ellis g. Schlamp.-H. q. Wheeler
substituted plaintiff.
Taylor & Harvey VS.. S. B. James Raymond and Float
ing Palace. Death of Harvey suggested verdict for
plaintiff and motion for new trial.
Copeland VS.. city of Evansville ct als.--Dismissed
b. agreement at the costs of city of Evansville.
Wade Smith dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Miller vs. Miller, divorce-DiYorce decreed.
Parker Rugg, appeal-Dsmissed for want of pros
ecuton.
Haag vs. A. K. W. Carpenter et als--Decrse by de
fault and injunction made perpetual.
Logan ct. ais. VS. Maghee et al,-Dismssed by agree
ment to withdraw papers.
Clayton Clayton, divorce--Dismissed by plaintiff.
Kugsbury VS.. Kingsbury-(DiVorce) default, divorce
decrecd
Oliver VS.. Raab.--Contnued.
Babcock VS.. Hoffman, Dismissed by plaintiff.
Gumberts -, App-Complainent for prosecution OF
Real Estate. Judgment by default
sterl vs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. decree and $50
alimsny.
H0emoret VS.. E. & c. r. r. Co.-Appeal dismissed.
Buescher Kase5.-DIsmissed at defendants costs.
Baber White.-Default.
Hoard Va. Hoard divorce .-Decreed by default
Adkinsonys. Atkinson, divorce.-Defau divorce de
creed.
Manning VS.. Manning ct. al.-Dsmissed.
Krkbride Rowdin.-Dismissed for want OF surety
McElhinney VS.. BeIl.-Dis missed per agreement.
Viele et ais. Born Dismissed at defendants
costs,
PENDANTS costs.
Cambeil VS.. Laughlin--F Foreclosure, decree by de-
fault
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NEWS FOE ALI.r


WHTE beg to inform
w particular. that Rowready show AAf
g-andest displays. FANCY STAPLE DRY Coo1E
before offered In this market We now to
give full desert ton our immense stock Suffice say
Ladies' such as French
English Merinos Woolien PIsds fancy Silks
De Mantas Shawls, the richest French Embroide
Bonnets LGdes'. Misses ChiIdrens Shoes
Damasks Embroidered Window Curtain. Calicoes,
Ginshams FIsnnes Lnseys Jeans SatBet Domesties
thousands of other articles too to mention
ne beat by whether in style quality price
Still adhere CHEAP SELL
Call everybody Main the
of First. sep5 RoSER. BRO. & FREY.
SALARATUs.-1o pure saleratus in Ib papers;
~ 10 bbis do;
20kess I0OIbs each do. received and for
sale by octl5 PRESTON BROS,
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SOMETHING INTERFERING.


AS been receiving his Clothing Store Main street
doors above the Journal oce the largest and best
selected Mems and Boys Clothing brought
the city which he intends to sell than any
the city, and satisfy everybody of the above fact he
invites the public to call and examine his stock and judge
for themselves.
Rs-Any Clothing made up order the short
Ell notice. sep1o-Iu5
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ENRANoIs FENDRIOH & BROTHERS respectfully inc
IL Evansville and vicinity that they
their old and extensively
tmore house in this place. where they will
stantly kinds of Domestic Imported
Cigars Snuff Their of Tobacco
Cigars every variety and brand 70 per will
the by giving g call,
city prices. Please call examine. aug23-3m
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LUMBER! LUMBERN
". 81. RENNETE


ST vile and surroun tbah keeps
ly hand large and full of Pine
Shingles Dressed and Undressed Flooring Dressed
dressed Mountaineering. etc., which he will cell
heap for cash Orders from the country solicited. Ysrd
on Carpenter street. Kratz Eeilman IS Foundry
He has also yard Vnccnnes. the Evansville &
Charlottesville Railroad Depot and prepared
to all in section with full variety
bought in Evansville. L. L. WATSON, Agent,
jy3-tf. Vineennes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23

IMMENSE AID DITLON OF STOCK
OF HOMEMADE AID EUROPEAN IMPORTED LEATHERs AND
CLOTHS.
of all coiors and descriptions,
WAITING orders to be made into che fashion
able Boots Shoes and Caters latest
from France and the Eastern cities varieties
of slips shoes and CATERS with heels high enough
fastidons for ladies. OF
for children large and small the fashionable and
Shoe store of sept2S-3m JOHN RASCH
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NEW POTATOES.
CONSTANT supply of Potatoes lower than they sell in
A market. jy10 HERSHBERGER 81 CARSON.

EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Evansville, Indiana
YWNHE Fourth Annual Sessen of the Institution will
IL Monday. the LIST day of September. 1896
Young Men desirous of thoroughly qualifying themselves
for bues respectfully invited to the advantages pre-
scented by this School.
The practical and Double
Entry Book Keepingn all its branches including
Accounts Current Account Sales Commercial Correspon
denee, Penmanship and Mercantile Calculations.
fell Course flesoRs be completed in from six to
ten weeks. Time limited Students commence Al
time For Catalogue giving full particulars address
%Gug23-tf JERHMIAH BENIN, Principal.
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COMMERCIAL.
RIVER AND MARKETS.

RIVER AND MARKETS.
PITTsBURRH, Oct. %,
River IL inches by the metal mark and at stand
Weather wet.
CINCINNATI, Oct. %.
Flour firm. sales at s. 90. Wheat and firm.
Whisky 2s928Hc. Sugar firm at 109l0%e. Melasses
Csc.
NEW YoRK, Oct. %.
Flour nrm sales of $500 bbls. Wheat advancing,
sales of27 GOO bushels at 81 1901 II. Corn advancing
sales of GOO bushels &c. for mixed Pork steady
Beef firm Lard dull though easier. Whisky has
upward tendency, sales at SO.
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AUCTION SALES.

DAME Lw ooLsEY... HIRAM NELsoN
AUCTEONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Els Brokers,
TEAvING leased for of years and fitted up tbs
Old House. of Main and Third streets.
prepardtO receive for sale at auction or private
SALE all kinds and merchandise household
furniture. horses buggies etc.. etc.
Cash advances made oonsie nments when required
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
ncing at 9O'elock A. NJ Also Tuesday wednesday
and Friday lights, at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Tia 4 rst Monday of every month, at 10o'clock A. NJ
-ovided ourselves with large Map of the City OF
4ntainng all the recent Enlargemens and be-
- for the interest of all concerned. We have
80 Monday of Every month for the sale Of
ou. All those wishing to sell
- in time give the public due notice
te Tt =, ~ I'll having Houses and Lets Lands
private sale solicit
tS5 SAFE si SIs NooLsEY NELSON. Auet,s
NEW IA LIZ GOODS.
TMHHE subscribers in 81
Il Fall Winter BOOTS AID - aS a,sli19
city and country trade embracing eVe tba1,
of Mems. Women AMI Children's y ear; W9fFs 800
the attention of the public. Mch va -ter5s Block
Fist street. roe
EpROOMs.-50d oz ass'd Imitation SHAKER BIZ ooms;
I'D so do do fancy doi
rs do extra do'
10 do hearth do;
10 do wbisks, ass'd common to extra.
eep22 q. H. COOK & SON
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HARDW WARE, CUTLERY, &C.
BABCOCK &c SONNTAG
HEAVE Just completed. and ready offer the
city and country trade large well assorted stock
of Hardware and CUTLERY both Foreign and American To
city trade particularly call the attention Mechanics
variety of Edge Tsols and Building Hardware
Merchants will ind always ready to duplicate Louis
Vile and Cincinnati bills. sep2
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NEW YORK BAKERY.
First ST., nearly opposite Post office.
FRESH BREAD, HOT ROLLS, &c.
FWNHE undersigned prepared to with
the best quality Fresh Bread Hot Rolls Pies, Cakes
&c. THEIR DOORS morning and evening
leaving orders the store by application the wagon
Everything manufacture shall be of the best quality
furnished the prices Thankful
age respectfully solicit continuance of the
augI2-tf ]. @. GAUNT.
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A CARD.

HAvING associated with me in business Mr.. Charles
IL MeJohnston, Jr in place of Mr. s. Viekery retired
We will eoEtinne do Family Grocery and Provision
business at the old stand, the Washington Hotel
Under the and style of VICKERY Il JOHNSTON.
will be happy to wait all old friends and eusto
and many may favor with their
patronage, promising to do the agreeable TO all.
JAMES W. VIOKERY.
P s.-Mr Sam'l vickery is authorized make collee
lions and pay all demands against the old The
the old firm will used in the liquidation of debts &C.
jy17 J.W. v.
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TOPEGE

LII persons have against will please pre-
n Immediately payment; aud all those wh
know themseve indebted to u.s. will do favor by pay
ing he yf7-tf J. W. & s. FIoKERY.
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UTOOD AND WILLOW WARE.

RNOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Wv doz ass'd Market Baskets;
IL set ass'd Wooden Meaur reel Cotton Rope;
doz Shaker Brooms; 6nests Buckeye BoEles;
IA do Heavy Bed Cords just reed
from Cineinn att and for sale by
sugso VIoKERY & JOHNSTON.
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CONSOLIDATION NOTICE.

T OTIC Is hereby given. that the hrm e Geo Klein
l& Co the Lard Oil. Soap Candle business. has
The authorized settle all
business the firm, and will collect al debts and all
bills of said Arm DECKER & KRAMER.
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NEW DRUGS,

FREsH AND FINE.
EICH = VIERLING have just openedsa largo assortment
A&f Drugs and Medicines which they invite the atten
ton of Merchants and Physicians They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes
Oils, Dyestus Spices Perfumery Fancy Articles Sc &c.
ALs0all popular Patent Medicines. All kinds of Paints
ground in OIL Pure Wines forsdcina
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No. Il
under the Journal Office. myS-tf
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Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters $780,
~ tickets packages any of the ary-
land Lotteries will receivS prompt and the
mailed to all purchasers Immediately after
Address T. II. HUBBARD & CO.,
No. 80 Fayette ST., Box No. 40
oet17-tf Baltimore. Maryland.
VENAR.-20 bbls Carolina. for sale by
IL octI4 e. GILBERT & CO., Syc. Water.
EeIO COFFEE.-5O bags for sale low by
ia octl4 s, e. GILBERT & CO.. Sycamore street.
NNTHITE LIME-I6O bbls reed per fatboat this day,
Wv Also 800 bbls Grey Limo in store, for sale by
sspi3 GEO FOSTER & co.
MOOR MATS AND sRUGGS.-
M-& bales ass d G rass Mats;
is dog do common to fancy Jute Aatts;
5 do do do Manila do:
DO DO Cocoa do;
do do Fancy Wool do;
do Juse Riggs;
do do Manila do;
de do Sehenelle Rugs; for sale low by
sep22 2. II. COOK SON.
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ROUIAm mTNES,

TENhE Goal from these Mines is being delivered any
part of the city of Evansville Persons requiring
leaving orders the office (under the
Telsgra phi offce) will have them put through.
The price will be this per
at the Mines.
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lfR shape the latest and fash
ions. sep17-3m YAUTIER MARCONNIER.
CLOTH HING AT Who'll E A LIE.
Encourage Home Industry
TENHE undersigned take leave inform the merchants of
E this city aud country that they have this day
cd the manufacture of CLOTHING also importing and
dsaln overcoatngs Cloths Cassemeres satenetts JeaEs
TweedE aud all sorts of Innings aud Tailor Trimmings.
Having purchased the materials of first class factories
and oy the best of hands it enables
tstanta sewing and experience in this branch of bus
for several enables compete with other
establishment of this SORT in prices well
terms.
We therefore take occasion request visit before
seek distant markets, where will
find good and prices lower here than
other places. Please call and examine in order verify
A. ANSPACHER & co.
jylS-4m Main street, next door to Branch Bank.
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DISSOLUTION

partnership heretofore existing between Fsldiu
n johnson and Wm. &. French known as the firm o
husan French is this day dissolved by mutual
WIN r. French d alone authorized 70 see he business
said 6rm. FIELDING JOHNSON
augl4-tf WI. y. FRENCH
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undersigned viii continue the business of the former
frm Of Geo Klein Co. in the manufacture of Lard Oil
Candles and will sell whole ale and retail the
Deinna prices warraRtipg the articles fully
if those of the Cincinnati market Orers
may Main street. between First
Second. sep2-tf DECKER & KRAMER.
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H1 - lust received large stock WRITE sTATUAHa
n MARBLE OF superior quality TO any that be-
to the Western county eieete by himself
expressly for tins trade and hopes by strict
tentlJ to business and the emrloymen
RIok NosRNEN, himself liberal share of pub
lie Patronage. sep5-tf
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
EE% 36G&
CITY OF BALTIMORE.

OAPE ISLAND, OCt. Aos
The City of Baltimore for Philadelphia
passed the Cape at o'clock this morning.
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EtAHDLEss.-Ioo boxes Star. Opal and pressed Summs
an-ia - - - ~ ESQ F2sTFR & 90
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COPARTNERNHHP NOTICE.


FZSE dersgned have this day formed copartn
D. under the style and firm of A. Colburn g. Co.. an
having taken the stock and stand fhe firm of Colburn
HeThberger, will the liabilities of the aia firm
colburn Hershherger and alone authorised setl
the business OF the same &NDREW J. COLBURN.
y25-tf JONAS COEBURN.
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AEREY LINTE-In lots toauit purchasers. delivered
Va the Depot or Canal, for sale y
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-16

i SDIANA, PA.-On last thursday light week.
in G. ehristy, convicted of burglary at the
: aIassss BERN of the Court, made his escane fam
prison. In the same cell with him was anoth-
or young man who had boon imprisoned for
costs, to whom Christy confessed the guilt of
the crime of which he was convicted, and said
lie had concealed the money obtained, in a
coal bank near Blairsville, where he expected
TO get it when he had effected his escape. He
burnt hole through the lining of the cell by
heating the poker, and then removed the brick
from the wall, and thus effected an entrance
into the prison hall, aud then nnboited The
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-16

AN ALLIED FLEET For SAN JUAS.-Our last
advices from Havana stated that number of
English and French vessels of war would
shortly rendezvous.at thc!pert of SanJuan. \
private letter from Havana contains the sur
mise that important news may soon arrive from
that quarter. It can hardly be that either
England or France contemplatcs hostile oc-
cupation of San Juan and the adjoining terri
tory, bat it is not improbable that an effort
may be made TO prevent the influx ofemgrants
from TIE United States to Nicaragua. Still
there is no telling what bold stroke of policy
Palmerston and his French adviser are about
to make in Central America.-N. /. Sun.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-16

BIDs FOR THE MAIN LINE.-Harrisburg Jan.
9.-The Harrisburg and Lancaster Railroad
Company propose to give four millions of dol
lars for the Columbia Railroad, payable in
eight annual payments after January 1st, 1856,
with interest at per cent, conditioned for the
repeal of the tonnage tax. The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company propose to buy the whole
of the Main Line at seven and half millions,
payable in ten annual payments from July,
1857, with interest at per cent. They agree
to keep the Eastern Canal open, and also the
Western until the North Western Railroad
shall be completed. They propose also to bay
the Columbia Railroad at the cost of construc-
ton, to be ascertained by three competent en-
gneers to be appointed by the State, with the
concurrence of the Company. The company
agree to pay forever q dividend equal to tIat
paid to their own stockholders. They require
the repeal Of the tonnage tax, and that the
State yield the right to purchase the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-16

Gov. SHANNON, it seems, has changed his
course completely in regard to the people of
Lawrence, who were denounced in his procla-
nation as a lawlcss set, and to overthrow whom
he asked President Pierce to send him U. S.
troops, as will be seen by the following docu-
ment, given by the Kansas correspondent of
the New York Times -
'sTo c. ROBINSON, Commander Of the en-
rolled citizens of Lawrence You are hereby
authorized and directed to take such measures
and use the enrolled force under your COM
mand in such manner, for the preservation Of
the place and the persons of the people of
Lawrence and vicinity, as III your Judgment
shall best secure that end. W. SHANNON.
Lawrence, Dec. 9, 1886.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-16

PARKER III, FRENcH.-This Nicaraguan he
ro is a small, thin man, with but one arm, evil
IDENTIFY in Ill health, and, like Walker, about
twenty mine years of age. His demeanor is
modest and conciliatory, but there is certain
air inseparable it is presumed from the hazar-
dous life he has led, which would mark HIM as
seone Of the boys.'' While the former govern
ment was in power in Nicaragua, he acted
there as the agent and forerunner of Walker,
displaying no little tact and bravery in carry
ing cut his secret designs.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-16

HEIRS WAETND FOR 81 500, ,0OO.-A gentle
man of Washington City, says the Star of a
late date, received 4 letter from Portadown,
county of Armagh, Ireland, making inquiries
in relation to the heirs of John White, who
emigrated from the sail county, somewhere
about the year 1914 or Is, and who is believ-
ed to have left two sons, Abner and William.
There is about million and half of money
for the lucky Whites who can '.prove proper
ty', &c
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-16

MAN IS WHAT HE EATs.-A celebrated Ger
man transcendentalist, Louis Fenerback, few
years since, published thesis in which he en-
deaYored to prove that Esman is what he eats, :"
and attributes the immortality of the age to the
potato rot. Specializing on this eubject the
other day, the Pittsburg Post says some wag
remarked that this would satisfactorily account
for the origin Of the two factions in New York
Hard shells and Soft Shellsl
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-16

MAssAoEUsETTs.-Gov. GARDENERS message
was delivered to the Legislature on the Sd ali.
He recommends twcnty-onc years. residence
of foreign born citizens, and ability to read
and write before they are allowed to vote -
depreeates the passage Of the personal liberty
act by the last Legislature, and urges its spec
dy repeal ;-suggests a reduction Of the num-
ber Of members of the popular branch of the
Legislature, aud denounccs lobbying Iegisa-
ton. The message is strongly Native Ameri-
can in its tone.