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THE, OLD RED SANDSTONE
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HUGH MILLER's NEW WORK.
VII be Published about the last Of March
THE TESTIMONY OEsTHE ROCKS :
THE BEARINGS OF GEOLOGY on THE TWO THEOL.-
OOIES, NATURAL AND REVEALED
HUGH MILLER.
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DR. ALCOTT's NEW BOOK.
THE LAWS OF HEALTH;
SEQUEL TO THE HOUSE LIVE IN.

CR'ME-Is it more prevalent in New-York than
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DURAL LIFE-Farmers, Gardeners, Bailders
HI and othsr vii be int ius.rs.e. article or
IRON FENCES Chichen Chemistry, How 70 rsIe H-ss
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DIED.

In this city, yesterday, MIR. JOHN R0lINER, one
Of the editors and propretors Of the yolksboc, ~
aged n years. lie was native of Wolf Alton, district
Of Appencell, in Switzerland. He a practical
printer, aud vigorous writer in German. lie was
editor and publisher of two papers, at different periods,
in his native land, and during the political move
ments in lsii to 1875, which convuis Europe, he la
bored manfuy with his pen and type in the Rspubli
cause when that cause sunk, the prosecutions II
the arstocratic factions drove him from his native
cantons ami he came to tina United States for home.
He established himself first ia ss al Louisville, whe
he heean the publication of q German paper and IN
1850 he removed to ihis city, where he has since
been connected with the German press, and where he
has been respected and beloved by a'tKho knew him.
We are sorry to learn, that after If cfhnt,rng in.
dustry, and the exercise of talents that in any other
walk of life would have secured him fortune-he
depar;s-like most Of his craftleaving family with
out a competency. The only fortune he had to be
1ueath his children, is his good name and worthy
example.
Ats o'clock A. NJ. July cd, Of inflammation OF the
Throst, JAMES LACED years ard 10 months
youngest son Of Philip ard Mary llornbrook. lie vii
lie buried the old family burying ground, in Scot
township.
The funeral will take place at the family residence
on Second street, at o'siock this morning.
TheSfriends Of the firmly requested to attent
without further notice. o.. 49,
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Tue CLERICAL SEpUcEa-The Cum.

Tue CLERICAL SEpUCER-The Cum.
berland Presbyterian Church, sitting at
Freeport. Penn. for the investigation OF
the charges against the Rev. Mr.. Simp-
son, for seducing Miss Sallie j. Hender-
son--his pupil and ward. have made the
following specification Of his offence:
"That he acted improperly in entering the
state room of Miss Henderson at an unsea-
sonable honr, and also in placing on the
register REV. J. Simpson and lady"
The Church IS doing more to destroy
its own influence. and a greater injury
to the cause of Religion, by these futile
attempts to screen its unworthy mem
bers from the just indignation Of TIT
community, than the assaults of TIT
most dspraved in6dels, or the worst ir
religionists.
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Crops IN PIKE--A lend who has
been through Pike and the adjoining
counties. informs US that corn is much
more forward, and more promising in
those regions than near the river. The
wheat and hay harvest, there as every
where else, has been most bountilul.-
The corn never looked better, being al
ready in silk and tassel. Every where
huge stacks OF the golden grain, already
harvested, are an assurance Of plenty
and the cornfield' and orchards groanIng
under their luxuriant buIthens form
a pleasing contrast with the Shorn fields
that have given W their tribute to in.
dustry.
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o. 1t appears the President himself
is subject to the Inconvenience OF the
Post Office disorganization, as we'll as the
humblest citizen. A letter addressed to
him from Vicksburg. on the first of May
inviting him to attend the jeff. DAVIS
barbecue on the 18th Of that month, was
sixteen days in its transmission. and did
not reach him till the 18th, one day 10
fore the barbecue. These practical ex-
periences of the defects Of the Who'll.
system. vii, have some effect in indu
cling some efforts at reform.
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SOUTHERN WHEAT CRoP.-A CONNER
cial circular issued at Charleston. S. c..
estimates the wheat crop in the region
Of the Southern States. that will make
Charleston its market. at 4,5OO, 900 bush.
els. Of which Charleston, will receive for
sale and shipment, 100000 barrels o.
-four. and 100000 bushels Of wheat
making that port an important grain
market. Not many years ago. Charles
ton imported from Virginia, Pennsylva
MIA and New York. nearly every barre
Of -four consumed in the Southern sec
tons Of the State.
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CELEBRATED PEMALE PILLS.

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These Pills should not I've taker nv females during
eFIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
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they are safe.
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A Park or no park-Thar. the Question.

A Park or NO Park That's the Question.
Mr.. EDITOR While the mind of the
public is turned to this subject, let me
say word or two. What is Park
Not half acre Of dog. fennel, surrounded
by lime-washed board fence, surely !;
nor yet several acres of pipe clay sur
face, with here and there hole dug in
the ground, into which the root end OF a
miserable Sycamore sapling is stuck, bui
whlch-ior ali the arIistc effect 1t will
ever produce-mght just as well be the
other end but q Park ~ portion of
original forest land, kept Tor show
or pleasure. or the nearest approximation
TO this possible. There can be no Park
without trees. Abstract the trees from
any Park, and it sinks into an lnsigniti
cant play ground. a site might be sc
lected and planted with trees, but 1t
would take a hundred years to make a
respectable Park of it, and then the trees
must be planted, not stuck in the ground,
merely. Now as TO the site or sites Oi
the proposed Park or Parks, let US no,
commit an outrage on good taste. which
was done 10y the man whose house was
finished with Oak, and who had 1t paint
ed and grained in imitation of Oak nor
like that of the sculptor Of this city, who
made a goddess OF liberty" and painted
the statue; nor yet like that of one oil
our fellow citizens. who has just put a
coat OF lciite paint on some grey Free
stone dressings IN the front Of his house
But let us procure at least three tracts
of land near the city with trees of Origi
nal forest growth still upon them and
let them stand as the God Of Nature
made them. connecting links between
the Oiden time and the great future o
Evansville. Could not ten acres bt
bought or procured in the neighborhoot
OF Mr. Dunk's, with forest trees still upor
it? Il the city is to be a large one. thi.
will not he too far out for Park, apd al
any ratio the land will be a good invest
nent. for the city. Again, Mr.. Long
, worth might be induced, to donate. or sci
upon favorable terms. enough to make
Park, for our grand children and W,
cannot erect a better monument to on
good taste, forethought and good sense
Then there is the tract Of .Messrs Or
} & Foster, with a fine growth Of tree
upon 1t, and the owners of it are liberal {,
, the public veal. The Blackford trac
has only one advantage over all the other
named, and that is its large trees, which
are still upon it in vigorous growth
Some Liquid Amber, Oak and Tuli
trees that would excite admiration il
t any Park in the world and it will be
burning shame and lasting regret, ifw
permit these kings Of the forest' to
! laid low, unless there be no way poss,bl
2 to prevent it. 1t is my humble opinion
e that by little management and Outla
\ upon the part Of the city. combined wit
the liberality Of individuals, two, thre
or four Of the lungs Of the city" nigh
be procured, and If it were once done
and we'll done. there is no calculatin
y the amount Of attraction it would ad,
to the place. PARKER.
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~ CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN IL
shown by the records 81 the Custom House to be the
only London Cordial Gin imporetand sold in bottles:
all others are made here in mitation'of it. r.
1t il delicioustonfc beverage and by its peculiar
flavor Gao different from ether ginscis universally
esteemed by all who ii. 1t is aAoted with crea
success in cases OF DYSPEPSIA, GoUr, RHsGnArIsM,
DaoPsy, GRAVEL, CoLIc, CHOLERA, FEVER AND
AsUE, STRUCTURE, DISEASE or TIE URINARY Or
CANS, EPILEPSY, FEMALE IRREGULARIrIrs, &c.
DIR. Valentine Mott, of New YORK, in letter TO the
prolrietOr, says: .tr.. .-. a."
"Chares' London Cordial Gin, is the purest best,
and most reliable Extract 81 Juniper have scen
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by
all Druggists and Grocers in the Unted States, and
also numerous posons called "London Cordial
Gin"-to avoid them, buy only "CHAkLEs'." Reject
any ether offered to you you val eyour health.
Price one dollar for quarts, fifty cen for pints.
EDMUND G. CHARLES,
mh30smd&w Sole Importer, 90 Broadway, n. Y.
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vNcESxEs MAxUrAcrosIys. --Tb,

vNcENxEs MANUFACTURES. - The
Hon. Mr.. Defees and his associates OF
indianapolis have purchased large tract
Of Cypress timber land. near Vincennes,
and are about to put up large establish
ment at the crossing Of the o. s. NJ. and
the E. & c. Railroads. for the manufac-
ture Of lumber Of all kinds, including
shingles, slaves, &c. Vincennes. has
great advantages for the distribution o
manufactures, and she will be wise ts
seek for her prosperity in the employ
rhent Of labor, instead Of looking for i
| frem trade.