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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07

The OLD "RED CENT."--As the old "red
the smaller coin of white alloy, some of our
contemporaries are writing its history and obitu-
airy. We find, however, that they err in near
Iy every statement they have made. The cent
was proposed in 1882 by Robert Morris, the
great fnancier of the Revolution, and was nam
ed by Jefferson. II made its appearance in 1888.
The first issue bore on one side the head Of
Washington, crowned with laurel surrounded
with the motto Washington and independence,
with the date 1888. On the reverse was in
scribed Unity States Of America with zone
cent surrounded by an olive wreath. Wash
ington did not like this deifcation of himself,
thinking that it savored too much of monar-
chy, and SO ordered the issue to be stopped,
calling in as many as possible of the coins
AS a consequence they are very rare. 1t has
been said that there were but fourteen which
were not returned. With this, however, we
have nothing to do ; We are satisfied with the
one In in our possession. A new coin was is
sued to supply the place Of one called in. On
one side it bore a sun surrounded by thirteen
stars, around which were the words mora Con-
steftation." On the reverse were The letters
Hp. g." surrounded by wreath, with the mot
to "Li6erfas Justifia," 1888. In 1887 coin
was issued bearing thirteen rings, in the centre
Of which was United States. zoe are one" On
the reverse was sun-dal with sun, and IN.
derneath it the words mind your business"
and on the same side "Fugio" and the date
1887. In H94 the head of Liberty appeared
and the coin weighed nearly twice as much as
any issued before or since. Liberty was rep
resented by female head with flowing locks
The cap of liberty was back of the head rest
ing on pole thrown over the shoulder The
reverse was the same as that Of the copper cent
now in use. On the outer edge were the words
Zone hundred for dollar" After 1894 near
iy the same die was used as at present. and
since about 1906 there has been no change
whatever until the adoption of the new metal
cent.-LOlisUiHe Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07

Jeffrics wyman, professor of anatomy in Har-
ward University, has sailed from Gloucester for
Paramaribo, in Dutch Guiana, to spend six months
in scientific researches in Surinam. Two students
in the university, Mr.. Green, of Worcester, and
the eldest son of Bancroft, the historian, accompa-
ny DIR. Wyman. Special attention will be paid by
these gentlemen to the collection of specimens Of
natural history for the projected Museum of FOOL
ogy at Cambridge, for which +. C, Gray bequeath-
cd q large sum.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07

ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE.-Our cor
rosPondence from Washington informs US that
Mr Henry Ledyard, the sol.in-law of General
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07

One of our exchanges calls Burdens ncw Pa.
tent Horse and Mule Shoe, for sale by Blodget
Brown & Co., 80 & 81 Pearl street, Boston, "real-
ly one of the NEST important and useful Of the
many wonderful productions of the tines.'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07

VIM. d. Hale of Conway, has accepted the ap-
pointment of Cashier of the Holyoke Bank al
Northampton, and will commence his duties the
first of March. Salary $500.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07

The postmaster general has introduced the En-
glish method Of perforating the lines between the
postage stamps, SO that they may he torn apart
without scissors. They have further advantage
in the circumstance that the rough edge thus pro-
duced makes them adhere much more readily to
the back Of letter. The machine for making the
perforations was procured from England, and the
contract Of the work given to Toppan, Carpenter,
& Co., of Philadelphia.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07

~ Kossuth still owns 1000 acres of prairie land
in the vicinity of Corpus Christi, in Texas, which
were presented te him when he was visiting this
country.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07

Col. Moses Gill, the new postmaster Of Prince
ton, Mass, has removed his public crib to corn
barn half mile from the village, where he can
suck his crumbs in quiet, and vent 4 long seated
spite upon the inhabitants; the people there
fore arranging for the use of post Office in q
,neghboring town.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07

ONE SERMON A WEEK.-The N. Y. Churchman
contains the following paragraph
some sermon week is rs much as one divine
can preach with credit to his reputation, and as
much as any congregation is likely to digest into
every eanuHS, tha ney hfdsr all be tp-top ones.
No milk-and- water--the energy must never flag
no allowance made for trouble, sickness, for mind
and body worn down from continual labor. If the
sermons not first-rate, splendid, superb, the
minister is thought to be rather falling"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07

An eminent modern writer beautifully says
''The foundation of domestic happiness is faith in
the virtue Of woman the foundation Of all politi-
cal happiness is confidence in the integrity OF man
and the foundation of all happiness, temporal and
eternal-reiance on the goodness of God'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07

" The British returns of silver and gold sent
to the East, principally to China, in six years,
from 1850 to 1866, inclusive, is SIG, 100000, of
which $l53, $4,000 was in silver. Let no one
ask, hereafter, what becomes of the silver.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07

WANTED. TWENTY THOUSAND
w feet is inch thick Maple and Birch Boards Also,
ten thousand feet ~ inch and 81 inch Bass Boards by
J. H. W. H. ESfERBR00KS.
March 4, 1851. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07

HIGHWAY Rom cry IN ArmoL.-Last Tuesday
evening, says the Barre Gazette, as Mr. Nelson
Forbes of Royalston, was passing nlong the read
near the railroad at Athol Depot, he was knocked
down by blow from the fist Of rufian, and i'm
medately seized by the throat, and while in this
situation, robbed by an accomplish of his wal
lets, containing about $25 in money and note OF
over $200-after which, the rufian, who held him
by the throat, drew dirk and threatened his life,
but finally desisted, and fed. On Wednesday, n
writ was placed in the hands Of sheriff Partridge,
and one Reuben HARDWOOD was arrested and a
writ was also issued against one Martin Mckinney,
who has not been 70 md. Harwood has been iden-
titled by Forbes as the man who knocked him down
and drew the knife on him.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07
HOUSE FOR SALE.

AAkA 4 first class large and commodious House,
1sssm formerly occupied by j. d. BRADLEY, Esq. For
..l sale, and possession given the first Of April next
Apply 10 n. d. WILLIST0N.
March g. 1867. TITO
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-12-26
. icne Srit!
Son Chr. 8risrri& @psltr.

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Sa n's.ntr ostn'att pararieiesirise,u,
Sfo, rrn Der Snarnc Nirrscn ruth %un,lsumt
S'e Sotdls meins Sruf rur dstattsn.
l''t 3e't. = Gas mar Gin .bsises qsb,m;
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Nuu ITS eabin i'm. e,nsr Na,tf ppu pstsn
Sfs an SsS S6idial's iharfsu gtiT wrltsut.
ar""f' i'd nod tictcm. mic i'd .inr sl eft,
gof i'nsr @'ut. 'pis lie fsir joirnn,el ipenpet.
Mt lsn'r Stst''s mis ie fsin Gnsel si.tt,
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atr @,irtsl fats, unp rriiter trault Der @trrm.
Mount it nr& iinssn. mie i'd einRens fana.
VIE ib rsr Multer acIcus 5brGnc tiiete,
S,lt ibren alrm I'M msinrm Maden idlaua.
alsrt tic msinrr Submit Qrern mist..
lsnf Set! - OIL rdui;tteu n,eirt Saiten,
%el listiider Neprrs Hang mein 0iec;
va rief man mir ,fpnm frmm lest ,uuGt +
itribcn!"
utp iene 3eit, unp nit ibr @nes, lbiee.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-12-26
aas 1tn,oiaa, Bus Bic @5rorr pp,

.Mains httrSHM Nat, ieUte an ben bicligcm Ieutltcn
s,tiGt 10 tteiiaaAmIrS SprItcrscbrn. mic es lcirer rrn
9tRl6ein bat. Sdcn pt ~tlrpftcu mir an rie 6er;en
~tsrielben fir lluslidliNe. fanNen unS icrph mciitcns
1T ~nulrrcn Grrartunyen getIuIht. 5rrBrtm mrllci,
mir uidt mine merpei. bei lbulidcn @clrscnbcitcn
:pirprr unp micrcr an;utlppfen, unp mcnn mir unter
stbn SerluGrn alih nur Ginmal ell ~alidliheS 8c-
iultat c~r;irltu, ~ fupen mir uns binlGnslid tclrbut
nnp rie Nreir bat ireni9lfcnS ibre S6ulci9teit gotham.
ySir mrllen nidt unter}udbtn. mas bic Semcaariinpc
; bieicr vauhri! iiup, ~ bic bieii9c rcutibe SeYGlferuns,
wcnisltenS Gin 9rrBer 1bsil ~perlcleen. redt gut I'M
Stanpe lit, ein S6erlein sur 9inreruns Der 9tptb
tbrer peuti6cn SrRper ,teisutrasen; ~glauten pielmeb,
Rap bic S6utp ieitbcr nur rnrar lag, baB lid sceisz
nete Mluner tsreit fneen lieBe,l, bic SaAc tr1itis
In bic !Satc ;l neblnen.
Sm alrn Stlrtcn Der Union pcrceu Sammlunaeu
fir pe ungtidlihsn Wtainser peranitaltet; 9rutItc
3ihmrnpS! laBt raS llnsliid @mrer 9anpslcut nidt
erritersebsn, pbne Guer @fitgcfIbl e,rsgt ;n batcn
Nn bic 9sutiAen, re ras 0rrBbsrspstbum SeiIen
ibr euaersS &aterlanp neancn, riGten mir atcr bic
Bitte, unpermeilt cine Seriammllug ;l stranjtaltel
zine Gommitts 3u er@ablcn unO Gclctten ;u rtisea
.3wede ,i erbeten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-12-26
gtahtiIrbes.

SSis gu %errartea mar fcl BIC GderifS< SEabl
gu @uniten ersjenisen Ganbiratcm aus, Der in ben
Nt'brn fer Mihts,rilcr brreits cine Itrprrraaenrc
Stelln,l9 etn9e1rnncn batte. Srrr GlisIrn wurc,
raiil'dA nit elmer Majcritlt ppn 413 Sti,nncn err
pahlt. oerr 2imberlafe, au tcTrn Gunifer, lr. s,utg
heirit frub WrracnS ,uriifactrctrn mar, blieb 52S
Stimmen binter Glsirn ,uriit.
@tcbr ais iiter ben 4ussana eer Sd,eriHsmahl
murnrn mir BON rem Gbritaei6ent iiterrajlht, mit
BEN, @utter glatur seitern @crsen in her @,0,lt
srn % 3cl brten Sd,nee bic Grre teeedt batte
Mubcrtcm bat iih aud Gin tiihttaer Errj, cinocifeut
efr mrbl anra'tert rrrfte. 9Scibnadten limb fir rrs
Gentide aber nur eiumal nit Sdnee nne Gis prrf.
har. NM MIR ,hpren, Dap bic armeren perielteu aud,
pieiss Nfal 9lidlih itrr aG bic 9tctt unp Gnttchruuo
res sSinterS slidtih binausfpmmen wsrbsn.
= Srrb Stnce nnb unfreuncliher @itter,,na
mar Der 9el:ern gbsne i'm Vpfale tes Srn. Steinlein
fattsefuncene 9S~eibna6tstal Der lurner rebr ,abl<
reid ttiudt, unp seranb mali in hem beitercn .Rreis
rer Bettbeilnebmer, I'M raul6enpen lan,e m1S a.,
Der mc6ltciebten 5%eittafel germ bas unfreunplid,e
DaSwiihsntreten Res 9SinterS unp ben ihlipiriaen
gBes Gum 6ctlrfale. Tim ibcr pielen @uspraf uid,t
misocrltancen gu werbfr, mie ms rieIes beut,utooe
iebr oft paiTrt, maTen mir bin,ufiise,, bas @latteis
rie StraBea faum ~paiiirtar nadtcn. = Zen Sur=
nern %aetilart Der 8ubrn, Dap bic tei tcm Saae ,ur
amflbruns setra6ten Yyramiccm arssceidnet aus
Feleu unc iebr fir ZEN 5prti6r;tt ~bsrlelben i'm 2.r
nrn ipra6cn. -
- seir madsn Die @itaIiscer prs Sanaertuncfs
aui BE heuts @tenr TN Saals ces Serrn Stac itatt-
%fnnsncs &crinnmlunl aufmsrfian..
Ser Sclcat tennt teinen llnterIAitp i'm gSetter,
nesbalb mir %ernarten, Rap Die Miitslieter Der S1aerz
GcmpaSnie ii6 re3t 3abtrei4 gu Der am natRen
@cntas iattFnrencen parade einfinccn weresn.
Siebe Die tetrshsnre an,sise.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-12-26

@nsrttartl&e :3arttsit. Gin Serr trat in Nep. Mcrt
IN slntn Snesn. s,rr nur 3rnuerraarcn ,u perfaufeu
mafsn, 'ine r%frlanatsss insaar runfrlsraus 6arritube.
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MP S'partfnifnt rarrtsa, t~spsutet. ibmn str atIdbl
eous eaesneishsr. @gs - 2 81 IS
= Mar@sn nne 8natrn. Tie WfSpbsn finn it
'sr caran ais Die &naten; rim &nate tduft itcn inn
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I'M s%'sr,'atttn Sabre nod Gtt. uet,rhaupt, iNtn rie
9utfn Ssflsn rnletn. Gisrn fk. ~ fiat mon. ca ~.
We etnsr ntsn laIftn. Stcbtn fe, 70 laat man. 20 t,.
re ''n'r lsbsn iaisn. G,etsn fie, 10 beiRt CO as,rSbu.
In. .efrs BAT tie sehen laHen. 9aufen .Ge,. 10 hei6t ,s
50 e' hs Ssr'anc llufen laTrn. .Satreu ft, fr t,,et
es' Sfniane babe Tic fahren IniIen.
= eint ocrnebme Tame fraate sinmol fri ,in,n,
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mem atflia rrn aalantcr eaune: ,tas nil III, 3bne,
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efm a'af elmer Nrat fir Etnicniacn. ben fe lirt, seur
ipehn cue Srai' ein'nal einsu iunaeu Mnnn reht ,sr,
LID %nnastlidt tat.ir trinat ion HE Grinu,ruu, an hi,-
ven Slld 'piccer IN ihr ,urid, UNI fr0tr er o,H ;n,n,;.
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ti's 1T ssins anssrt 8rait. Ter gpsIt ~, lsiasn IN,
Stauee," "N>' Vt"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-12-26

onf 'rln @sfht. Go MIR in risIsm Nuacutlide sn
tltunelihes. lietes @ciiht, etna ME eas Strias nns
nrh msbr mic has Der 5riif Sarcnin, Irmeft iii tisf,s
seIeten hate. Wz "a ~
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5ault ecs @uFarers. Sturm itct lie Gbnietanf
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anc i~treiceltc lie nit Der 9infen. Gu iassntsise itumm
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Sie Rno Der lstts Menih Ncrcicn. rer meinsm Guaer
s5reuIsltbtsit trtrieien Bat - ih coufe Stuen, i'd,
rante Sbnsn Won 5er,en. GS III Gin unalIdliGer ger.
fhniettcrtcr Maun Der Stnen ras iaat. Nter f. lanac
i'd mob auf pieier gres tete, msrbe .ib Nru Seaen rrs
5rdTena fur Sic %erIshcn. gs icGter nidt fritt rne
n,ein Scbn mir in n,cimen alttn 5aaem csn maulencrr
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g Srhn %erbaltcu. 9S0S i'd rrn i5rc,cc uue G5lid fir
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@rtt. fol- Sbrsn Sphns mcrreR.
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tearnuf lriec,r Die Sanre pes 8reihrrrn. 60 faR.a bic
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= Sreibrrr lib nit cinem ScufSer ertrt. Stbutlam, faste
Stmrm ccn Arm res Slinreu uue fitrte ion iiter .Sri
uno Gnstr bis auf Die Jtampe teS 5tIrTes. 9est ii,
rim sSta pom rsr 6turmtbire aui9cItiitt,t, rr bat cine
Srrhauer pun srpBcu Saaperitsinen. unp mon t,un
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trspp: biaauf, rcnn bus lreppcnfsiNen wirp rem Bate,
Sturm nprb lnusr. t (Ghlub foIat.)
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err,ifdtes.

Gin trartifenber Sprfau. 8m eirsm
@sluh BON Gfms SrleanS suridtsSrenr, martn nj
eliidl,h sen,s (dreitt Der ,.Sr66lide Srtihaitsr') eus
UaNaae in cincm Oampftrct gu rrbaltsn, bas aur me.
niae @aliasisre bate. untsp psn Damen ,ns beipi B. ~
eins uHiere Nuinerfldmfeit anf iih. Sie mar bic aettns
zines t5armsrS unp tebrte init loren, ~einiiIrn &iuce IN
ibres Satsrs Saus mrit. Sbre 3drtIihtsit III erm
ainre mar iie6r srpB unc Die Nigsn Der alten idmar,sn
gHI,ttriu fulton it nit 1brarsn alS liz lore Serrim
srilubte ,,rr6 zen 8nnten niht gu isbr ,n Iietsn, pper
p,r Serr wiirpe i'm prn itr nrBmen." 4
9Gir Yaiirtsn rn,h rem StanaI tt, 9pnieoiae unr
aiuscn aui ttlihe @n9entlidr ans llier. als bic 9Slr-
term, nm pic Staot lib a%n,nfthen, an ctn dusern Nanr
res @pctcs trat. sic bate pas 8iuc an ihrer Sane,
unp sbe lie lihs osriat, rel IS in Cen Strrm, rcr bort
,.br tart 1T, unr %osrltmanp in sinsm stusentlid. =
Der 2luIrubr, psr tisrpur6 e%ntianc, 900 Die 2InfmcrF
satntsit sinss !Ssrrn, Der in einent anpsrn Sbsil DIS @rss
IT'S in Stisn p~ertsft mar, OIL. sAnsu auiipr'nSeur.
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L. Srrmemabem< II mtcrbaitnma.
@hpp nnp 5app.)

papr. Iis ishtS ans - nod bitter tss 3braters
.,ptaen? IS,
SSapp.: Gi wsm eera!sjheu Sraasns Rabbarn
muTsn iia NIT sinanrsr rppbl ~ttssSnsr, pas 1T titlilb..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-17
PrRcuAsE OF IypIAsA BANK LoAs BoNps.

PURCHASE or IxpIANA BANK LoAS BoNDs.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
purchased s43.o,0 Of tho above bonds at New
York. under the proposals offered to them
therc. on the sth inst.. ut a discount Of eleven
per cent, being 50 cents. clearing thus an adj
dision to the school fund. to arise from the
profits OF tho State in the State Bank. Of four
thousand seven hundred and thirty dollars.
They have expectation Of purchasing fur
Their amounts Of these bonds at satisfactory
rates. - -ostf
The State Bank is regularly paying over
her capital to tho State and other stockhol-
ders. and we are pleased to zoe the good man.
agement Of the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund in using the means t. pay off the State
dcbtywith the payment Of which tho fund is
chargeable under the charter, on the best
terms practicable.
We learn that they have already added to
the fund nearly $4,000. nv the discount at
which they have purchased the bonds In
dian0polis journal. -..--. ~ r--l.- "a,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-17
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
T-T SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
rRQ VuQ ATHn VRNs az plIIa

Prepared from prescription OF Sir James Clarke, n.
D., Pllysican Extraordinary TO the Quesn. THIS }n'
valuable Medicine il failing In the cure Of ali those
psnfu and dangerous diseases Incident To the female
constitution.
II modertcs all excess, removes all Instructions and
brings the monthly y-riods with regularity These
Pills should he used two OF three weeks preyious TO
confinement; they fortfy thr constitution and lesseli
the suffering during fsr, enabling the mother 10 per-
form her duties with ssfs.f IN hsrsef and child.
The-e Pills si.onId es t.scr by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS II Pregnancy. - they
sure to bring On Miscarriage, bns at any other time
they are safe. 80 - 30 81 :
In ali cases Of Nervous and Spinal Hectons Pair.
in the BACK and Limb, Hcavness, Fatigue Slight
Exertion, Palpation Of the Heart L6vnesS Of Sprts,
Hysterics, Sick Heaiache, Whites and all the painful
diseases occasionc NY adisouerei system, these Pulls
will effect when all other means have failed, and
although 4 powerful rcrnety do mt contain iron /,
calon,el, anthony, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompany Ing each package. Price
In the Cnitel States and Canada. One Dollar.
Mr.! 30 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure hottie OF the Pills by
return mail. W. W. ROBERTS. Indianapolis,
----- Sole gent for vndisna.
HALLOCK & STODDAkD,
ap27 5,-lyis General Agents, Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-17

TThe yincennes Gazette says that
property 10 that city and vicinity is from
so TO 400 per. cent. cheaper than in Ev-
ansville or Terre Haute. We will take q
few hundred thousand dollars Of that
which il at discount Of 100 per cent.
below. our prices--and then few thou
sand at 96 per cent, and also tribe Of
that at discount Of 80 per cent. The
Gazette may consider this An order to
puEchase, -on . commission Of one and
= ball per cent. SODA ~ ., =. -.-r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-17

Dyspepsia. -There are but few who do not At some
time experience the unpleasant OBJECT Of temporary in
digestion, such sense of fuiness, weight and un-
easis Of the stomach, foul tongue, bitterness in the
mouth, nausea. sick headache, &c. &c. All such
feelings are evidence Of approscinns dyspepsia, which
should always bschecked and cured BY the use Of Hos
rErTEns Stomach Bitters. which are knovu to be an
infsllible remedy for all such cnmplauts. To this,
thousands viii testify who have tried them and proved
the facts. Hosettor,s Bters are for sale by y our
principal Druggists and Dealers generally. jys iw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-17

The FIRST BoAr.-We learn that the
hull and cabin OF steamer was contrac-
ted for yesterday by parties living on
Green river. with Mr.. Tilson, the ma.
chinery to be furnished BY Kratz & He'll.
man. The boat will be built for the par
ticular benefit of Madisonvills merchants.
She will touch once a week at Frostburg
only eight miles from jacksonville, and
the merchants Of the latter place will
then send their tobacco to this point
Capt. Humphrey particularly known on
the lower part Of Green river. will COM
mand the now boat which will be called
the GreenvilIs. She will b capable OF
cary ing $50 hhds. Of tobacco and will Ike
able to run in the lowest stage Of water.
This marks a new era in the history oil
Evansville. We confidently expect tina,
by next season, Mr.. T,lson will have es-
tablished the fact that steamboats, can be
built here cheaper than at New Albany
or Louisville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-17

The "Third Tax Payer" will pardon us
orsnot, following him through this whole
mazs Of error he has woven: but will be
contsn, with notice or two Of the most
Hagrant misconceptions be has fallen into.
He threatens the city with the dire
calamity Of an entire abandonment Of 1t.
By tae real estate holders. II they cannot
get justice. Well, suppose they should
leave us, what would hs the effect
How Gar. as mere idle holders Of 1.-The
dirt" of the city. do thew contribute to
its business or growth ? As far As they
are working and active business citizens,
or holders Of personal capital. they are
Is valuable members as any others OF the
.corporation. But A. holders Of vacant
lots and houses and lots. how much do
they add by their presence to the accu-
mutations Of property in the city. II
they withdraw the light Of their counte-
nancss from the streets, they will not
burn UP their buildings, nor take away
their lots-we hope. The city will still
retain the use Of them. and although they
will bring down upon US some of the evils
of absenteeisu,. We can. We think. endure
the calamity. il they will take awav .
good share Of their old fossyism that
now Expresses our energies.
With most strange perversion ofhis
toricsi truth. Tor q member Of the legal
profession. Third Taxpayer says it. is
anti Democr ,tic, and an old aristocratic
practice. to extort from lands and real
estate the principal amount Of taxation
Our youthful readings taught us differ.
ent lesson. In the old kingdoms and
aristocracies Of Europe, land holders
there as here, have been fond Of shutting
as many Of the burthens Of government
upon labor and commerce., as they could
bear. A direct land tax has been scarce
ly known in Europe till the present cen
fury ! and even now is merely nominal
Britain taxes her people to the amoun
Eof 60 0OoO 900 pounds sterling. of which
only about 1000. 900 is derived from
land, and that We believe is tax on TIT
rental, and not on the land itself Il
France only one tenth Of the public rev
enue comes from the taxes on real estate
t-so in Austria. and all other countrie
formerly fsudal. 1t is the. spirit Of Ecu
dalism to tax labor and not the n,onopo
lizers Of real estate and it is the remain
of that spirit that has coms down to u
in our common lar, that 'instigates tn
present claims of privilege FOR fixed prop
erty. and which has unconsciously blind
ded our legal friend. BY his professions
readings.