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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
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EVANSVILLE IND, SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. 27. 1856.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NE4Y tiONnS ANn NEW PRrCEN.

SHANKLIN & REILLY beg leave to call the attention to
their friends their large and we'll
eced of spring and dry goods rec
during the comprising of the desr
stocks be found in the city, which they at whole
sale and retail and the public generality
pa=t the folowiBg-Broad cloths black and fancy
Tweeds white fancy Marsaiiie and
silk Vestngs oottonadss croon cloths and plain and
Linen Drills rich Calicoes of Philip Allen Spragues Bne
State Mills rich printed and Scotch
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and salty
striped Beregs black colored Grape Manz white CASH
mere: plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed
Branees and Chal de LANES. white Shawls black
and fsney silk shaw rich la shaws and sears black
white lace Capes Moria antique Parasois silk and gngham
UMBRELLAS Panama. Leghorn and Braid Hats English straw
and fancy Bonnes rich bonnet Ribbons Hosng Gloves
Palm leaf fancy Fans and shoes Carpets floor
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds together with
great variety of Thinning small and fancy goods
&C., &c. myI SHANKLIN & REILLY.
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-. GEEAEsnEs Co.


IE undeTsis I'd Lessee o. this newly erected and admi
Eahty adapted HOTEL. takss pleasure announcing 10
te pl5lis generally especially assengers arriving
artiHx Portland wharf this house
petly faTnshcd ready the aeoaodaon Of Guests
Every ts FgTniture beding aud indeed the building
throuaho is dited with articles expressly
fo- th eh8use.
Situ ST. inmediaely the ding
the Priae shipping poist Tor louisville. ntsriy
South this honse ao IDS acapvenienee
and comfort traveller hresoiore exprieEeed at
tftfs
sha earpes the Proprietor Of this
liberal share public patron
bfcause intends IL. The House, with its
exteusYe cool shady and convent
unsurpassed transient house II hall be kept
frseta Heteacking one Of the essentials ofsuch
estabishr1ent ls ~ fEEff syeltHal
MR. ". REPDIyq. well known to the travelling public.
from his with Hotels in Louisville
gagged aud will assist the Of he house.
The patronags the public is respectfsy soicted g
.y3l-tf W. W OWEN. Proprietor.
BUCHANAN, FREMONT, FILLMOREt
THE b = CTf cf
N the 4th Of November, ill show who viii out trf
" umphant and he the Peoples choice We do OF intend
to wait so long. and therefore invite. most Specially
A L P A II Z S tt4 dfts 81.
very large seecsien O.
ID Y G o DIS +! i}fAsll
in the Domestic and Fancy nes also. handsome assort-
nent of Ready made Cinthing and Gents Furnishing
WIZ LoEa'ENTHAL e. CO., p,
augl5 Corner rs,f Main and First zss-
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CINCINNATI.
NIXON & GOODMAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON ANDCIFY MILLS 0OK ANL
NEWS PAPER.
PLAFNER Il SMITHS

NIXON & GODERE Ar,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS o0K AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER Il SMITHS
BIa IN i6 Il o o X II ap RS
SMITH Il PETERS CUT CARDS GARD SHEETS
EigzatbOIysS Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS, STRAW BOARDS, etc, etc.
SALES ROOMS, n & 70 WALNUT STREET
CINCINNATI, o.
Where they every variety adapted the city
acounty trade and She materials employed in its
De- SssHa fdrics paidfOr Rags. ser46m
CINCINNATI PAPER W AI2HHOUsE.
FySE dersgae, Wholesale Paper Dealers, invite the
dealers and to their large
varied stock Papers. Our with Eastern
and dealers such that enabled to
keep all times large stock of Caps and Letters
ruled; Flat Gtps Deys Mediums, Royals and
Saper Royals Blank Book Papers faetureo by PlseT
4 Smith, and ther first class manu- FAC turers.
are agents the best Printers Cards. and keep
hand at all tines aeompIete stock of Priners Papers
every description. Lighteodys Book and News Inks
AYcCreary's CaIorsd Inks. Yarnish and Gold Size
hand store. large stock Of the best Four-
drinier Book PareT and supply orders to al
any with regular sizes, and irregular size
naketo order shortnotco.
We pay highest market price in cash. for Rags Bag
sing' Rope aoO''0h " as's' NIXON & GOODMAN.
Wholesale Paper Dealers. & Manufaesurers' Agents.,
sepl1 a and q Walnut St. 0lnelnnasi.
| EN1PEEOVED POEEaAEsEE MEL.
ESoR grinding wheat and and all other substance
Genuine idAnchor Brand BOitirg Cloths and Betting
| all widths.
Our aren't j. Monroe, is authorized to sell the above
articles at Cincinnati prices, including freight
OaatJ r. Monroes Family Grocery corner Of Oak ant
SieI9I isI8Itf ''S JAMES BRADFORD CO.. oineinnat o
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The Trial and Release of the State Prisoners
in Kansas.
A correspondent of the New York Times
furnishes the following account of the appear
ance of Gov. Robinson and others before Judge
Lecompte, and their suhsequentrelease on
|bail
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TRAyELER,s Rome,


Formerly EuEI9S Head Tavern.
FSE undersigned has taken the above well known house.
refHrnishad it throughout the best
style The will ether
Evansville. have good for Bearders, and keep
well table will afford and rates
sonable. Attached the house good Bowling ALLEY.
Travellers will receive every attention and their cattle be
well taken 0 augll-tf WM D. THOMAS.
OPARENEEsSEE4P.
FN underne have formed cepartn ership under tbs
a andstya of BabeoekA Sonntag and will carry
the Hardware Business Water street the old stand
RaheJok Brothers. HENRY o. BABCOCK,
iy2I-tf GEORGE s. SOHNTAG-
SNEES EIO very superior Cheese just ree'db by
q aug27 8ERSHBERGER & CA RSoN.
ARaNf Z tfDEEa WIN &c ANl0 bbls. warrhted pure
anger HERsHBERGFR Il CARSON.
WDSCRLED PORK bbls Cor retailing,
81 apg27 HERSHBERffSE & CARSON.
a ftfEOICE FAMILY FLOUR always ON hand at
W aug2T e. s. BABCOCK's. Water street.
q BAaONS.-Just reed from Baltimore rer railroad by
a auG2e z. II. COOK & SON.
HEEsE % boxes. choice aStiele. Just rec d from Gin
" cnnat forsale by aug26 YlCKERY & JOHNSON.
AEACK FIR EI4-In barrels and kits. all numbers.
1g& sale by s. L. GILBERT q CO..
augls Syc. near Waite
H1OFFIsEs AND TEAS bags prime Coffee ana chests
z = Tea rec and for sale by Is
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-r@ rprrS

e RES II AND FsNE.
EICTI YTFfsLf have pereea largo assortment
4iof rug Medicines which theF invite the atten
They also keen Window %
Gzs, Glassware Tobaceo Ears Paints brushes Of
Oils Dyestas Spices Peruners. Fancy Articles. e &e-af
ALso-all uopuar Patent asdiciaes y hgds or Pants
of Pure Wines forfedsina parpefest
,,sss- II ~ Fas-, 80 q fllses mys-tffen
a rEzEsEsE7Es ZBAE E'Ks D. ssksaT
Miller IL wanted f1nrce-
"a ss<ssy Sd Mills Such raa1 osn get
s11a-nsls fs = ft11 w. & j. v. NcEI IENEY. srT
sn5sxs Newb1rg. Ind. -
spHA N LIS COPPER EsEFETs AND BURRs-sW
$50 " Jnst rec d by Express. e sale by
aug4 BABooCK & SoNNFAG, Water street, 81
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PAENTENG! PAENTETG!!
! TEOR lie G.. W LK ER & co


oRNAMENATAL AND SIGN PAINTING.
LII orders will attended with punctuaiity and dis
"A patch. Office venneman's Row, Vine street. between
Second and third streets fsb2e-tf
eaSY Iox1s; gross pint TASKS received this day
and for sale By ap5 /. & D. HEIMANN.
EEATEN LEATHER 6 GAITERS.-Gsnts black drab
cloth leather gather boots Oxford and PRINCE
Albert the most fashionable manuaetory Fast
ap12 HENDRICKS & MeREA.
" Mems calf aud kip shoes $50 cases MEMS
for sale by mh3I j. II. MAGHEE & CO.
ALL wool TWEEDs.-2b bales grey Twead re-, d to-
= day amt for sale BY > Ao- LOM a CO.
Spool TRREAD.-
y goo gross los yards white Spool Thread
for sale by myl0 JAMES Low & co.
SEWING SIlA. 100 lbs bleek sewing silk reed to-
= day and for sale by go ,, JAMES Low 4 CO.,
EpLACK L LAlgNs2 cases solid black Lawns. received
APPS anu '' 2ts Main street Louisville Ky.
SHOE TtlREAD.-1 case rec'd to day and for sale by
41s Main st, Louisyillee XIV
FENRINNIINGS 10 cartons silk Fringe; 10 OantOns silk
e trimmings, reed to-day and for sale by
APPS JAMES Low co.
EHONNFiV REBnON.-
s 8 so cartoons Bonnet Ribbon assortedI
SO do Dress Trimming de- reed this dayand for
sale sys y AS Main SAsss .sr1ss E9M EsH.1fs so Ky
CALDWELL & LANGLEY,
AvING taken the old stand formerly occupied by 2. H.
Cook next Once have large and well select
Family Groceries, which they offer low for cash.
attention business receive literal share
cuNDREBs-5ob bushels Potatoes. 80 lbs Table Iuiter
myr7 CALDWELL & LANGlFH's
Family q oesry.
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NEW WHOLESALE WIRE IND

NEW EHOAESALE WINE IND
LIQUOR STORE.
hereby inform the bc of Evansville surround
ing country 10 general that have undi this date,
opened above said where shall constant
all of Wines and Liquors. which eintc to sell at
the lowest prices Country store keepers will do ell to give
US call.
Particular attention called stock of ure Port
Madeira Wines French brandic5 goodd Whisky
in bottles, which adapted for medical purrosei
s. HAMB0 4 CO..
my16-tf Main street opposite the Co Irt House.
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MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE coREEA
" b. coo bees thank his friends in Evansville
e neighhorhood for their avors SO freely bestowed upon
n.busines amongst them and takes
opportunity of Introducing their notice his r
H. a. COOK whom he has taken into partnership from this
date and so1ieits the firm T. II. Cook Son.
contnuanee of the support literally conferred on himself
u H. Cook Son having the business premises
the whole Of the of Mr. NJ W Foster
that enabled supply the citizens
Evansville avcry article they require the
eery Provision line e. r. O. Son wish especially
in country having produce
of anv kind to dispose their increased facility taxi
stock supplying them at their with all
required wholesale depart at prices that
ensure their ordersf or the future. feb2-H
NEW GOO DS.
EUST received Mrs. Kys Cap and rimning Store.
eH of Window Shades, Oil Cloths. Bu
reau aud Stand Covers Firststreet near Main,
mhl4 MRS. Mckay.
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. Es sI aNlaER 5 SaI.il.

MECHANICS WORKS.
| FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
EVANSVILLE. IND,
WILLIAM BOYLE fC CO.,
e AVISG purchased Hr. Henry Schriber's well known
Il Foundry would respectfully ask aeontnuance of the
him. and invite the attention of all who
Foundry kind done. te facilities. We
eed in the business. and will warrant a work
do and prices reasonable We prepared 70 manufae
Steam Engines Fire Engines, Hydraulic Presses To-
aud Presses Saw Mill and Gris Mill Machinery.
Ruildns BasnEs Horsepower Thrahers Corn Shelters.
Lard Kettles. Lard Presses Raroad Work, Steamboat Re
pairs dene ste.
Oss every description order shortnotiee.
Steam Boilers Lard Tanks and sill the fixtures belonging
| thereto,
Brass castings of all kinds made to order.
All orders may be addressed to WM. BOYLE y co.
mh2s 6w Evansville. Ind
a GROSS keFassets filed with leather; Marroa;
square German Cologne - doz bears oil for
sale by apI7 L. D. HERMANN.
| 6SUNDRIEs.-
125 Boanet Ribbons, and handsome styles;
100 do styles Dress Trimmings;
$50 doz Cambria CrGvats. assorted qualities;
Is pieces super twill d French Black Cloth;
90 0cartoons SILK Velvet Ribbon. diHeren twidths;
$50 Parasols. assorted styles. Satin de Chine;
SO dog Tuck Combs, rs doz India Rubber Puff Combs;
100 dog Horn do. $50 Metal Vest buttonsj
100 metal Goat Buttons; $50 horn Pan do: rec
this day aud for sale by JAS. Low & CO..
mh29-dkw as Main street, Louisville. KY.
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!. - ns.INrEls,S - IOls PAPEKS.

NIXON & GOODMAN, -
Nos ~ and ~ Wall St.s Cincsn RS1tts Us
T4v 1 ON hand beautiful stock Of PRINTSAKS "a Pa
I'll PERS Cards. Gard Sheets. Black and ocloreo INKS
Rronzes Varnishes, Sc. which they oner At
oA0' MANUFACTUR URER'S PRICES
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BUSINESS CARDS.

a. q. WHEELER. A. L. ROBINSON
WHEELER A ROBINSON.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT Law,
(Suecessors to Ingle Wheeler q lglehart.)
General Land and Collecting 4geRey, OTcs on 5d 81.
Opposite the ReD Court House Building, near
Washington Hotel, EpGRsUiHe, IRd
N.B.-H. Q. Wheeler Notary Public mnzl
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no THE LADIES'
GsHANELIE & REILLY respectfully invite the at
tention ladies of Evansville their
large varied stock Embroideres, and white goods
received eIabracng:-
Lumeriek Lace Collars and Sieeves
Emb'd Linen do do;
Maltese & Cbrochetdo do;
Book Muslin do do;
JacOnet, Cambria aud Swiss Collars;
Swiss and Jacone Embroidered Bands;
do Edgings and InsertionsJ
English Thread, Lace and Edgings;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves:
White black English Grape Coliarsf
NOLAN and white embroidered Skirts;
French Corsets and silk Vests,
Striped Nanisoek. Swiss and Plaid Musns;
Real dotted Embroidered Swiss dress patevre fcl
alalet ow prices By my2 SHAHKLIS &sREILY-
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SPREMG H4D49ElSgg

ST are low reeeiving the largest desirable
w took of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
GAPS otons offered in this arkes, which
ap4 s4''-4''' - 'i'' '''' Us. JAQUEss & 90.
SNOFFfEE.-4o bags prime. per Empire, fos sale BY
" novls GEO. FOSTER & co.
HNARPET CHAiN.-25 bsgst sale by
u feb26 e. GILBERT CO., Sye. near Water
E EACK FEs EL-25 kits prime No. Maekerel reed and
VS. for sale by PRESTON BROS.
gECEIvED-25o gross N. Y Paper Matches fer ssls by
a m i. & D. HEIMANN.
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vTsOW ELENG.-2 cases brown Henebeck Toweling;
4 do bleached do do; reed this
day nd for sale by JAS. Low & CO..
M ct y.
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TENNEiY 81 SURENSUN
SHERWOOD HPU3H.

EaRINT6-25c cases new .tyles fancy Print;
do black aud white doi
s do solid black doi
Reed this day and for sale by JAMES Low q w.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
EET HERE can the hungry opIe get
T6 The best of Groceries. dry and weti
They'll find them, you may safely bet,
AtZ. H. Cook Il SONS.
There's -four aud sugar. soda. soap,
Pipes. pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff;
Cigars quite worthy of puff.
Fer cash z. II. Cook s. SONS.
There's goldfish, coffee, starch and spice.
Hams, cheese and butter. very nice;
All to be had at ths lowest price,
For cash at z. z. COOK & SoS'S.
Cora meal, molasses. pork and salt,
ARd further, lest tie rhyme should halt.
You'll find lust every thin but fault
For cash at z. H. Cook & SoS's.
In fact believe this tale o not
No man. except astupid sot,
Can want for oven, pan pot
Or ing that t be got
To nibble cold swallow hot
For cash at 2. II. COOK & Sous.
d. L.
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LOUISVILLE.


A4OFTlN ADasS-50 Ripkas Cottonades; p GASES
New York Mills 0ottonsdes rec this day and for sale
JAMES LOH co.
mil 4lS Main street, Louisville, Ky.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-07
Apourp n TN comnanv with J numl

ARCHER, N. TIN company with a number
of our citizens we attended the Sale of Town
Lots in Archer the County Seat Of Richardson
Co., N. T. Quite an interest was manifested
and the bidding was spirited. The Lots Sold,
were those donated by the Town Company to
the County, the proceeds from sales of which
is appropriated for the purpose of erecting a
Court House. The average price of lots was
very fair indeed. The Town Company have
certainly evinced taste and good Judgment il
the Location of this town. The site is beauti-
full, with fine water power adjoining and sur
rounded by a rich and fertile country which
is being filed up with rapidity by farmers
A number of houses are already erected, one
Store and a fine Saw Mill nearly completed
Success to our young neighbor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-07
NEBRASKA coNrrsTED EIECr1ON.

We have before US the majority report Of
the Committee on Elections in the Contested
Seat in Congress from this Territory, between
B. B. Chapman, and Il. P. Bennett. This
report is against Mr.. Chapman. Mr.. Stephens
IF the minority being absent and DESTROYS
Of making a report, the further consideration
Of the matter was postponed until May 2Sd,
Since which we have heard nothing
The Philadelphis Ledger, a neutral paper
says
sfThe report of the Committee on Elections
IS in favor of Hiram P. Bennett taking the
seat in the House now occupied by Bird B
Chapman, as a delegate from Nebraska, it il
not believed viii result in anything more thar
making Chapman permanent in his seat, ant
giving Bennett the per diem and mileage"
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-07

Our MAns.-"Why are our Mails SO ir-
regular" is the universal cry of our citizens.
Why they are so we are unable to say but that
they are SC, we, "do testify" Eastern matter
which should stop at "Sharps Grove'' and come
from thsir to BTownville, we know reaches Us
|by ths way Of Linden and Sonora, very often,
mailsZand we hope this ''hint to the wise'
will 'rbe sufficient"
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-07

RoCKPoRT, Move made a flying visit,
last week to our sister town Rockport, in Atch-
ison Co., Mo-, and was pleased to find so
thriving and enterprising a village-every
thing about the town indicates the prevailing
characteristic of the Western Country-go-a-
head-tiveness. They have a fine large Hotel
Building already enclosed, Three Large Mer-
camille Houses, two Saw and one Grist Mill, a
number of fine dwellings and more under the
WaV.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-07
RrownriIle.--1emnha County.


In compliance with promises made our friends
"a the States and in answer to numerous let
ss OF enquiry, we present this article.
Nebraska Territory is divided and known as
bracing two geographical Divisions, known
North and South Platte. Brownville is
ted in the centre of the South Platte, on
purchased Of the Otoes-is five miles
Re the half-breed Reservation-in the val
Of the little Nemaha River, five miles north
Is mouth, and q miles north of the Kan
line. 1t is the seat of justice of Nemaha
unity which, is being settled with great rapid
y bgn intelligent, moral and agreeable class
people The town site, which is surpassed
none and equalled by few, is the point Sc
aed hg The Legislature at its last session, for
LELAND Office in this portion of the Territory,
% IS one of the best points on the upper Mis-
pan Tor commercial purposes; having a fine
onelanding. It's directly east of Fort Kear-
sy, to wha@ place it is connected by a Terri
1naI road and viii, ere long, be the great emf
fatng point for that station and from thence
California There is more good timber near
hand' than any other point in the Territory.
Oal and stone abound in the immediate vi
Unity.
4 Io|n contains 48O acres; is divided
"a Oi0cksfOf sixteen lots, each As by $50
7: the streets crossing each other at right
sSs' corresponding to, the different points of
compass. One whole block is reserved for
T.. 4zsvsquur1 each
Situated an elevation, commanding a fine
!" 'Ae sOHouuding country for many
nc u every direction. Within its corporate
4'' =. Inc requisites to bnild a town of
e largest Class IN avery few years, and from
central position, VIII grow into importance,
la Nenaha county now is to the Ter
'.0 most ppulous and wealthy of any
'' SISTERS The Intelligent mind cannot
90 II ths light Capitalists areseeing
i'ance and investing in real estate,
10 residences and locating here. Over
nave settled in the town and county within
,i 'F weeks, many of whom had exam
- OeneE Ooasted points in this Territory and
-Sas. Gate a number of families have
He nom Kansas and Others on their way.
0already have two large Dry Good and Gro
~ o'ores, School House, Church, Court
oDse' Steam Saw Mill; Lath ard Single Ma
--le, Cabinet Shop, two Blacksmith Shops
Aemaha Valley Bank, several good Board
: houses, and a frst class Hotel under con-
a populations of 400, which is increasing
ny, and scarcely a day passes without new
cling being commenced and completed as
edly as the number Of workmen and supply
lumber viii admit.
innate, same as Iowa and Missouri. Soil
pam, intermixed with sand, from four t,
et deep. Productions, spontaneous, ar
rape, Hop, Potatoe, Artchoke, strawber
blackberry, Raspberry aud G~ooseberry; al
ich grow in wild luxuriauce. The diff
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-07

G-We have been delayed in the issue Of
our rst number by a portion Of tho press
bein detained an unreasonable length Of time
between Cincinnati and this point. There
is evident carelessness somewhere in this
respect and much complaint by every one
shipping. If Shipping Merchants would be
more particular and not ALLOW goods to gel
poked of in some out Of tile way corner ol
their Warehouse, it strikes usS they would uli-
mately be the gamers. More on this subjeci
hereafter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-07

Custom has made it obligatory or a
Stunning the active responsibility as oond cior
Of a Public Journal, 10 briefly, at least ST
forth the outlines Of future course.
1t is not our intention to make aay gsat
fourishes, or take upon ourself the ,fice of
Public Teacher. Politically, in the mana l.
ment of the Advertiser" we ~acknewie5se
allegiance to 10 party; bat shall endeasot to
make our paper a free, independent SHEET
redressor Of grievances-an enemy of palic
evils, and a ~prOmulgator Of public inter
rec to speak of approaching or existing sv
free to advocate what is IN our opirion, r
originate in whatever party they may. We
shall not shrink from what we conceive % b
our duty, merely because we suppose it
disturb the equanimity of this, that OF -
other body. At the call of duty we shall 81
til ourself, and at the expense of our own
peace and happiness, "tread the path she lays
out for us-tread.i it though paved with thsms
and sown thick with peril.n
The principal object in establishing this la
PEI, IS to advance the already important char
aSr Of our young and growing town, and n
our zeal to accomplish this, our warmth shall
betempcred with prudence; and we shall net
be ~orgetful Of the interests of the Territory at
large; we viii endeavor to give correct infor-
nation in regard to its facilities, its causes Of
rosperty and business interests.
Usefulness in every way in which the press
can be rendered useful, shall be a governing
principle, and in order to accomplish SO desira-
lie an object we intend to make our paper a
welcome visitor to every class of readers. In
It the farmer, mechanic and merchant, will find
Omething worthy of note; the christian and
oralis4 matter for reflection; the Incorporate
a beacon to warn him Of approaching danger,
and the ladies', "a mirror from which may be
effected their numberless virtues and winning
~5raoes.e, A goodly portion of the "Advertis-
~ will be devoted especially to the immedi-
e interests of the farmer, in writing and Sc
scting from the best sources, such matter as is
adapted to our soil, climate and agricultural
vsuas.
Hastily we have given a brief outline of our
ourse, arSin conclusion, pledge ourselves to
spueh PAINS y reuS~stbe ADVERTISER ause-
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