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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-14
PROCLAMATION!

Be- it known by all sckly, weak and debilitaed per-
sons, that McLKAs's CORDIAL
|. the only remedy that viii strengthen and invgoate
the sy stem, and all impurities IN the Blood
1t is very pleasant to take.
Init is combi.ed the properties Of Tonic, Diuretie
and Alternative.
1t will cure any disease of the Stomach. Liver or
Bowels, such as: p ~ -. p.
Diarhea, Billioumess, Dyspepsia, indigestion
Heodache intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach. Liver
Complaint, Costiveness. Weakness or Debility, Pain
in the Stomach Bowels, Night Fevers, Ysllownsss
Of the Skin, &C., &c. Il g1gI fsF
When taken, it neutalses and removes any msrbid
tive organs. ~
1t will also any disease Of the Uterus, Kidneys,
Bladiers or Urinary organs; and as an Alternative,
purifes and creates healthy circulation of blood,
moving all boils, pimples blotches from the
skin.
TRY 1T, and he convinced Of its wsnderful invigo
rating properties
For Children, who are puny, weak and siekly, we
advise parents to give them teaspoonful OF this Cor
| dial daily.
| gF- See Circular -
LII. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also, icLean's Volcanic Oil Eminent.
~ Principal Depot-cotner Of Third and Pin'
treets, ST. Louis, Mo. ap27-lydkwis
| Sold by Keller s. White, Druggists, Main-street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New York & Erie Railroad.

NEW Oh h - EIfC mill Oous
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
'' AK !
TO THE TRAyELING PUBLIC.
II Buy your Through Tickets to NEW foRx, Rcs-
roN PHI AIDE LPHIA, and New En- gland Cities VIA. s
~ TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE saw
ED. - -.
a. Through to New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
OF CARS. e " Ff @ q
a. The ONLY ROUTE to New York City having
WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CARS! \
This Line extends to Dunkirk Buffalo, and agara
Fails. with an unhroken Wide Guage-connecting al
Dunkrk directly with all trains frumC cleveland Cmelr:
natl, ST. Louis and Chicago on the Lake Shore kall
| Road. w. slAl4
To Buffalo via the Buffalo & New York City Rail
Road making direct connections with ALL the Steamers
on Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit, also
with the Buffalo l. Lake Huron Railroad nom Detroit
NIAGARA rALLs via Canandaigua and Niagara Fall,
Railroad, making direct connections with all Trains on
the Great W essern Railway, from Detroit TO Chicago
i So Heston PASSENGERS can stop in New York
any length Of time, and resume their journey without
| ~ THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all the prin
CHA! Western Railroad Offices.
l - FARE AS Low As Bv ANY OTHER ROUTE.
| G-F. SMITH, Gen1 Agent.
HOMER RAMsrELL,
Cleveland, o., May 18th, 1867. President
mysqlydxW
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HyXCHANGE WANTED -
augis Sc GILBERT CO.

RAPTIsT--RELIGIOUS BOOKS
ID Great Iron Wheel;
Theodosia;
Grace Truman;
Grace Amber;
The Voyage Of Life;
Surgeons Sermons, LIST and Cd vols;
Fuller and Mayand on Domestic Slavery;
Life Sketches from Pastors Note Book;
Sc., &C., &c, just received by y
augi3. DOBELL & LISTER.
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L q s II

a S0RRELL MARE, fifteen hands high; she has
n saddle mark the withers, and shows work
will pay the usual price for stray horses.
augii-lw. tt G. w. BECKW1TH.t
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PRICE OF TIE LINIMENT.

1ncousequence Of the increasing demand for this val
liable Eminent il is now put up IN twenty five cent
bottles, fifty cent and dollar bottles The fifty
cent bottles contain three times the quantity of the
twenty-five cent size, ana on in proportion to then
costs. thu. purchasers viii save money by getting
the largest sizes
81 All orders for the Volcanic Oil Liniment mus
he addressed to the proprietor
JAMES ii. MCLEAN,
st. Louis, Mo.
Agents for Evansville, InIiisna,
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n-Tn the next Kentucky Legislature
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
RAT ES

One square, Cten lines or less), one time, sscts
Three times. !: !: VI Ui
One week, :: 30
One month, :400
Three months, .: ITO
One year, I: Is 90
sE- Discount on larger advertisements. .....
- Cards of six lines under, SO per annum.
~ No s'till forbid advertisements received.
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81 Livery.stable Keepers, Farmers, Dray-
men and all that have the charge Of horses,
should keep q supply constantly ON hand, to
be used I'm time of need.
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vraNrrr NorrnNs Co. s.r..r.he-.
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EpCGGIES -
Nd We have some well finished Leather Top BUG
augi4 HORNBROOK CO.
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'oN0 THE FARMERS
We have tulips and Hckock's Cider Mills for
sale BY griLdiLg your apples and making them into
cider vinegar, you pay for the mill this season
augl4 H0RNBR0ok L. co.
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noMPLETIoN of BANANA Railroad. d.-Rcdueton

H0MPLETIQN Of Panama Railroad. d.--Rcduction
OF fare Caiornlaunted States mail steamships leave New
AsInwa the 9Th 20h Of each month"; connecting
with mali steamers from Panama 10 sam Francisco.
steamships approved by the Navy
Department, and speed and snffy.
The railroad 47 miles long) Is completed !s
crossed hours. The baggage Of sseng.
through Francisco, and passengers
the The
money paid York all expenses OF the trip
New York Panama. and
accident that the route z
entirely reliable
leave Panama the day they Ahnwai
Conductors through hy each take charge Of
aud children without other protectors
the apply the l77
West street, New York, 70 l. w. RAYMOND
May 6--lf
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10 OUR suBsoRIDEns.

e Il win upon books, uniess ths
payment u tho subscription b made sance.
may Us money by letter and
eiIl be assen,ed by oarsrisea n safe transnssiOn
The COUNTRY PAPER Published ,xeekl during The sessions
x Csasres and semi weekly daring the
subscriptions period less than viii be
proporacned the above annual raies.
ss-PosTaLSrIs En zsl 10 acs agents. and BY
sendiss Us rvx DAILY Subscribers, with $50 enclosed s-
WEEKLY snbscribe SIS enclosed VIII be entitled coy
0rdiia
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mo. 5s4.l
Notice

Of The Re1norat Of he Lind Oc, from 0IBwa 20 OrTKH
TAIL CRY, IN he Territory ef Mancscd.
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the act
authorizing changes tho location
ofBce app March, 1883 hereby declared and
made the .Nogthwestcrn
Territory be from the Of oyBwA
said Iorrtory early period practicable
precise removal viii be issued by
tho register said dsrcs.
hand the Washington tbs ls<h day
August, A. d. 1885,.
BY order Of the President
TE05 A. HENpRCKS,
Commissioner 9f the General Land Once
Aug 2o-lawew ntsl * Star1
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The Fauquier white sulphur Springs,
IN VIRGINIA,


OFFERED FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC IN LOTS.
YNHIS property has been held under an act OF IN
Of ls3 acres land fanquer oouny including the
thereon and divided into 800 shares estimated IN c
each The subscriber having subsequently rrqure
tie property sold thereof fully eevsn
together with the buildings enlarged and greatly i'm
value portion Of the land into about 10 600
building with convenient streets Of so feet width running north
and south west with view TO the formation OF village
city to SPRING. These lots nearly surround
,e reserved which 5 aeae s saas s,s
aces offered for SALE n 500 shares In connection with the
and when taken 10 BE- partoned by o getting
shares VIII constitute corporation charter
February 1854 the Fauque White Sulphur Springs Com
getting tho respective lois viii receive their deeds
the highest character and business
qualifications whom as trustee for the PURPOSE the entire property
has been conveyed.
wealth shows buildings alone worth 1000
nbt per s snr property requires more liberal
leninres The public accommodation than individuals able
s s - @ sr % % eonapy i formed the peient estmn,e
.u sapep , & ~ !" S @ Yor, FAR te sum oi In Dollar ne viii
W. m Sh h esr ha,a 4, ,bs very frtain o( health lie
s. se ~ o. M he summer season only Or ior he year The induce
, ~ y, t ,ri, ha and he fac o st buanps being
Greeted Vii, enhance r value o the springs of the
, 5, W. m ny rsaw wty cy o maeruse should moi rise IN
@ i AZ hs place The Rappaannoc river i nayisablc 10 The
Spot. very f energy would aways keep locks repair
& n % h lana Coal eheap aie may be unoaaed from The
,rs n,o ,c h,- lnd.une s,an power may thus bo commanded
at s WI anu ,hs s M ,ncss Ia raro,I IN M sI,asay within
miles viii soon extend 70 New orlea may
a, H. ,hraa t.ve healthy any
an abunSant rerioih ali these facilities why should MOI
% h snd rroas here, a. ali evrnts nrond t,ese bpal,b
& ,y all asaSy So os,envly pnd beaunIly improved All
10 hih na H. law Tho o and he poor have now an omrtpiy
Of for the summer season Or longer terms graduated
ny y ,a ne man may s' 10 r 70 se % extent
m , % d ~ s s,a,e and treaty below The original outlay
lhe was made w M intelligent public officer oway inter
,,ot rrats may be relied an n The ,lan Of ssle
e carrl ont mi be not no one will he injured even the small
m len collars i moi reoure % bo paid until the subacrpon be
completed and The partisan Shah be- male by the trustee assisted by
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DIFLED ORDNANCE; a practical treatise.

III vol London. 1857.
rreAisc re Arms By Lieut. smons, Bengal Artillery.
vol London 1857.
Manual Of Drills Heavy 1 London 1857.
Remarks Gunncy- BY Capt Basey Royal Artillery. vol
London. 1857.
by Major erfnhs Royai Ar,cry-7,h
ton. london
Sconcrns WEAPONS I vol. london.
spearmons Britt vol. London.
The Bengal Artillery, formation Iy Capt Baekie
London.
Aide Mcmcre Passage des odlciers dArlerie
Ireccc. by Lieut. Colonel Jacob, Bmbsy Artillery
ndn.
La Fabrication
IIomiIius. vol Paris ~
Lorgsnzaon rAticrse rsr Bourg dAruierie
vol Paris
Page Ihemic du Pontagc, vol sirasbourg.
D ofneiers dArtlisfia dams los fondre- vol and s'lss
Paris. fN
Trate sur rAuiere Par General scarnhrst sos ParIs
Euacs rAilers Par Emperenr Louis Napoeep. vols
Naval Gunpory BY Sir Howard D.usas vol London
Aug Is FRsNcK TAYLOR
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= ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE.-Fil-

NJ more Osborn, Main and second streets
strs) nearly opposite the Julien House nubuonc Iowa. Broom
born, Co. 80 Clark street. Chicago Illinois; BROOM Hussy Co.,
stock and exchange BROKERS'
stocks and bonds
Invested iocsiBg lands either with cash
commission
Every made personal examinations only Taxes
paid, dc, &c, &c-
NB,l property wil required placed
upon kcosuk well here giving the
three markets Correspondence solicited
Az 2s-d3ni
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WATCH Repairing and Engraving wv Watches,
chronomcers aud pocket mekccpcrs every description
repartd by sfui workmen
Bngsving Of every description in the STYLE including
cutting Of arms, crests mooss, and initials
IS Visiting and wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
~ W. CALI 4 BRO,
Jewellers 32t Pennsyivans avenue,
Jan ao-a Between 9th and 10Th streets
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, FRIDAY MORNING, sEPTE

CoasuiSsary eaIs OeD. George Gb4on conanssary sen
era assistant captain n l. smIso=i six clerks and ono mcSH
ger
SRoaa Generals Ocecn. Thomas lA~son surgeon geheiAi
ASSISTANTS K. Wood and Dr.. O. X Wood three clerks
noe 0oCenera Joseph Toiten chief engineer assistant
Captain H. G. Wright; ave clerks and one messenger
Iynsahal B.ooaaco J. Albert, cslone OF the corps as
sistln Captain Woodruff clerks and sne messenger
Ordnance Craig colonel Of ordnance; assistant
Capt. VIM. Mayladisr eight clerks and one messenger
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

FTHE PACIFIC RAILROAD is running two
daily Jefferson connecting
with the Lightning Line Of ssourver pkcts that eavcs Jenr
daily the arrival Of the the mails
and passengers for Bonneville Glasgow lexington Kausas I1aycn
worth, Weston 81. Joseph and all intermediate points.
Through Kansas as and from "a 10 SO
hours ahead Of boats starting from st. LOUIS.
Ihnng Line packets equal boats In the and
required schedule with mails
delayed waiting FOR freight Mt towns their Through
the principal cities Of the United States
the Offices Ia 81. louis. ]. McKlssICK
May 22-dn Asst supt-
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BANKING HOUSE OF cHuBB BRorRns,

BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBD BRoTAEIs
Washington, January i, 1857
TOHN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 day admitted partners in the Banking House of
tnubb Brothers composed
ubb, John Barrow and Henry Ioi,aes The House in IA
ysnport Iowa composed
H. Barrow, firm Of chulb Brbes
row 4 Co CHuaB BRUTHfPs
l--du
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STAFFORD II. PARKER, Register,
GEORGE w. MuNFDRD,


Of who desire redeem by aor
pcy must residing limits the United States acknowl
edge Inoniary charge dafres
general consul commercial agent appointed ny
the United States foreign country or before
court Of sach cnnt the mayor or other
chief corporation therein IL residing
the acknowledgment before justice d tho peace
notary public appointed the governor Of
Virginia certificate must be delivered
Rc.ryoSp VA july 81 1857. July 3l--law2m
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United states Sale or Valuable Wharf Prop
erty and Lots the SChuylktil, adjoining
the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia.

NTILL be sold, at public auction, on Tuesday,
wv the Of September a, 10, the
the Unted wharf and lots adjoining the Naval Asylum
those between sppcn and South numbered from to
2s ncue scccng 10 the pan which be At tho Office Of
the navy and at the Asylum.
The sale win be half cash. oneorrth in six months
the other fourth twelve months tho date Of salc
win be given payments deeds viii he executed
ui the final payments shall be aud all the payments 70 be
forfeited the Of the sale shall be complied with
The tho right 10 Gx minimum value on each
wM BADGER,
July 24-wtsepa Navy Agent Philadelphia
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NAVY DEpARraEsr.

DgPuTaEsT.
The Navy Department, the Navy Department propr
ing tho oco Of the secretary attached thereto
Baeaa Of DOCKS Pure Of Construction Enipmen
ydroeTaphy and the Bureau q Meaicine and Surgery
The following statement Of the duties Of each Of these oe and
Of tho fuec employed therein:
says Isaac Toucey Secretary the Navy Charles
welsl esq., chief clerk, and eleven clerks The Secretary Of the
acn and the execution relating in,ricd to him
pde the direction q ic President f the unicd States who
by ontuon L commander in chief Of the army and navy
Al commanders of sgnaarons and commanders OF
navy ana marine carps appointments and warrant
officers orders for the enlistment and discharge eans eliminate
REFORMED authority the Secretary and their orders
-" marine corps fors also ,t Of the utes ta secretary
orders q the commandment Of that corps should DO approved b5
him.
Bura Of Nr iaya ad Commodore Joseph smith chief
bureau civil engineer and draushtsnlan
navy yards and everything ncly them
supnendencc OF tbs bnreau h aso charged with the
management Of the Naval Asylum.
Buuaa ef Cuadrror Equpaa 1air John Lentia csq,
chief bureau eight coss and draughnan The hce q
hls aau who by engineers This bureau
has charge cf ,e building and repairs q ai vess ara
anchors tanks &C. The engineer snpefiends
OF all marine steam engines Tor The navy and VIII
thc approval Secretary decides upon plans for their crnc
Bsrrru a pio and cielsCII Bridge, purscr Untcd States
navy CHIEF bure and four eler All Iroens for ihs use ei
navy and chug together with the making q caes 'o 'r
nislng same Under the charge o tbs bureau
Btu or Orfnasoe Hs.rrafap punean Ingraham,
sr IN burea gr clerks dranghtsman This bureau has
charge Of all orinance and erhahc % s @ @ ANA ,es
chase oF cannon, san powder sho snc, &C. @ ' y MI M
of with everything cnnccd thcrewn y ao PRO
ssst er n,ss h such book a. are iracd shsfwm The Uucd
States Observatory and H,dograpd oee a. a. saoagon
perntendcnce q the chief Of this bereae.
Bar--uo Medicine and saOay William Whelan SURGEON rai,
st, navy ana two clerks Everything relating medicines aud
stores tsaimsnt q cs an woonea y ,s ana ra
WIN prrannavr.
=. War w u inkara
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Under authorizing the Boad of Public Works TO subscribe
the stock OF the Petersburg Railroad
Company, passed 27th February, 1882
1884 June 3o-22 The George Granville Duke
Sutherland. $4,000 90
a q o. ditto ............... 10000 90
.. 3o ditto ........,.......... 1900 90
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George G.. Thomas,
Commissioner Of DEEDS for all ne Sdte,
NOTARY PUBLIC
May IS-ly Seventh street, No 400.
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Episcopal High school, Of Virginia,
Al nowAIp
Three HiIes Wea u Alexandria
REV JOHN r MCGUIRE RECTOR
UNuE seventeenth session of this institution will
commence Wednesday, the 9th September Y
$3.50 board, tuition ghts fuel mendng payable
scni Annually in advance. -
languages, music, and drawing charges
ar pcts containing Of iady government
sent 10 those who request them. Direct to
REY. JOHN y. MCGUIRE
Theological SEMINARY Post Once,
Fsriax county, Virginia
July 1S-1awlot
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-16
NJ. II. DOSSON d. CO.,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
No. 4. Union street, New Orleans
July 26, 1856. Silly

DUrcn JUSTICE" May it please the
court" said Yankee lawyer before Dutch
Justice the other day, " iuis is a case OF
great importance while the American eagle,
whose sleepless eye watches over the wei
fare of this mighty republic, and whose
wings extend from the Alleghanies to the
rocky chain Of the west, was rejoicing in
his pride of place"
"Shtop dare I say !; vas has dis suit to
do NIT eagles9 Dis has nothin to do NIT
de wild bird. 1t is Won sheep" exclaimed the
Justice.
"True, your honor, but my client has
rights"
!" Yer CLIENT has no right to de eagle"
"Of course not; but the laws of Ian.
guage-" ..-.....
"What cares for de laws of language,
Ell! l understand the laws of the State,
and dat ish enough for me. Confnc your
talk to the case."
"Well, then, my client, the defendant in
this case, is charged vita stealing sheep,
and"
"Dat will do dat will do! Your CLIENT,
charged nit shtealing a sheep, jes ni1e shil-
lin. The court will odjourn." :"
! UNPARALLELED MoDEsrY. - The Shasta
(Cal.) Courier says that two gentlemen Of
that county, who were each rendered the
appointmeutsof Of County Judge, by the Go
vernon, declined on the ground that they
did not think themselves fully qualified for
the position. Can any other State in the
Union produce two such men We pause
for reply.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-16

WogK1SG AND TnINKING.--It is a no less
fatal error to despise labor, when regulated
by intellect, than to value it for its own
sake. We are always, in these days, trying
to separate the two; we want one man to
be always thinking and another to be al
ways working, and we call one gentleniea
and the other an operative; whereas tAs'
rorkman ough. .always 10 be thinking, and
the thinker often TO b scwking; and both
should be gentlemen in the best sense. As
it is. we maAe both ungentle, the one envy
ing, the other despising his brother; and
the mass Of society IS made up Of morbid
thinkers and miserable workers. Now It IS
only by labor that thought can be made
healthy, and only by thought that labor
can be made happy, and the two cannot b
separated with imrunitv. All professions
should be liberal and there should b mo-
pride felt in popularity Of employment. and
more in excellence OF achievement.--RA RAskti''
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NEWSPAPER LAW.


T. Subscribers who do not give EXPRESS NorrcE
Ito the contrary are considered as wishing TO con-
|tnue their Subscription.
2 If subscribers order the discontinuance Of their
yapers, the publisher may continue 70 send them I'LL
Glt that is due be paid. et> e.- !,
g.. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office to which they are directed,
|theSsare held responsible until they have settled
|theiS4i and ordered their paper discontinued.
4. n subscribers remove to other places, without
Informing the publisher, aud the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible
s; The courts have decided that refusing to take
Il paper or periodical from the Office, or removing
and having it uncalled for is pri~a ac;s evidence
Fof Intentional fraud.
g. The United States courts have also repeatedly
decided that postmaster who neglects to give sea
|sonable notice, as required by the Post Office De
partment, of the neglect or refusal Of person te
take from the Office newspapers addressed to him
renders the postmaster liable to the publisher for the
absorption price.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-16

EE A remarkably ugly man, as conceit-
ed as silly, said to late Philadelphia wag,
who had wit enough for everything but
making money. ''Why, Is Smith, how thin
YOU are You'll never pay the debt Of ma
ture, I'm afraid, but will dry up and blow
away" "Well, you will pay that debt, at
all events, for you owe nature 80 little"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-16

A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE AND IT'S END
Young ladies of romantic turn of mind
derive some wholesome experience Of the
misery which awaits ill-assorted marriages
from case now before the Paris tribunals,
in which Madame Chabre seeks to be d.
vorced from her husband, Monsieur Chabrt,
alias Lightning. The lady, it appears, is
the daughter OF a noble Belgian family, and
was some years ago possessed Of beauty,
youth, and t7,2oo sterling. 1t happens
that, while visiting the famous circus OF NJ.
Dijean, at Brussels, she fell desperately in
love with the clown of his establishment,
surnamed Lightning, probably from the
marvellous manner in which he blazed
away. She followed the interesting object
of her passion to Paris, where she and
Lightning were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony. But the ungrateful clown,
after spending the property brought to him
by his romantic wife, deserted the latter and
flashed away with a young lady connected
with Franconi's, whose talents in jumping
through hoops captivated his practical
mind.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-16
e.. DR.. CHAS. l.. SMITH,.
GNuXG EON & PHYSICIAN.
OWee-hposite H. W. Prater's Black r;,er. la.

bL OK NIT HING.
WAGON MkISG, CARRIAGE SHA
HnkfAiRlNe.,HLouGn MAKING, 1I
STOCKING 1ns, AND CoppER-
sMITHING.
hh uNDkRslGND respectfully informs thu
~, Pah''ng communf Of Sicily Island and vicinit,
Lob, 1s G.onn mas u permane located himself the
Jn. wha useen place iormeN occupied by Mr. Tiller
hrsa.ia" NC intends 10 cay on all Of the above
manner with promptness, which he vonld soI;c;
reasonable share of puhi\ \patronape. Paint;n,
done. Vu ""o "o"' "ea''!
Work done on January credAo all punctual Gus
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