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~ - nct hsr~ alssi hsar % more
ai Nhs yaeesv Of Thy fbsepssps, sas ths Acor.
~ ~ yoapg volee thak hlsd my heat With 10y
1hes ~ not nHre, slssi ~ only boy.
TAn ~ ncs Aas. In vsin iook around,
- mess ny paaythiDC Glastsn On ~ ground
An es1hsssd up sAd ssrsfuily laid b.,
InS Asy should shanos 70 msee ny vesxy eye.
All nesdless fbsvsAsugkt; Gen less rvptns,
TbS Z bshold no nsrs wsss oaes wss thins
4 time more sooehiueS Do msss shss lssS
For selling nce, my ifses csp End dssssf
OIL no> there's ma 90 hosn, but 0viASs 10 me,
How much, my daring, have lgs 9th thee
Ihe hops fAr reschirR, even % "a agN q ..
Tnae 40 IN thee. their nlcd0sD hsnsags,
The lamps o. light Aicdg my pashwNy 81,
1hse hsr guns ouA wisk thss-em I srgeti
Thsrxs NOT sound tbst ecAoes rcund my hearth.
But brings me bach, ny baby Joy aud usrth :
There's not Q shadow falls within my docr,
But brfnys 10 mind Ne ons ths. fAalS no moro.
lRe the children IN ne strssS, 70 By, -f
Mifh heath and pissgre sps,kitne IN each eys
hear their vuioss In thslr dhld'sh eiee,
And tusn Say " weep, and think u shce.
ny httis form, Hss In the chur,hysrd mculd,
! my svcA yoicc hushcd, hy won5ruus beauty hid
Within the srsvs, bsnssit The cofhn Id. :
DSAhi wary heart, and dark and weary DAY,
shall my tried soul s'er hnd stfeuRth 10 ssy,
II Thou knowes( bsst, on God, thy VII be done, '
y When shall my rest be found, my pescs BE- won.
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P, THE '.t
SPECTRE
,,a.s.ar OF
81 : iNGLETON;
s ' OR - i,
the REST. MYSTERY.
". ar -
by ChRlssise II. CrIHenseP.

.. rs.. 70. =. d : %
aH 90 CHAPrER TX. F
@r Force mads cesquest, ana shss coaqusst law: 60
sTill supW..soa taught the syr.nt sse, .r
IA .oSs - 80 wrsney a nsn ~ - s,t.s 10
..r 80. -. {. Fora
&. ~ ~ ,.sssns Il. -. s.,,oS
b vrspS up n - y:usssss r
tsnsssn, srisv.s, buS fSs shs sms
III. EE ,.. !. =: s = Il: 3: g S., q,
siaps b. i%ssd!sss sss.sdancs upon bar, '.ish
his fdsnd. ths Colcusl.
uTvonds wiA d q nov. y ssN Harry, q he
Stis i.v~, 90 - - = - - =
.Ars yoa vasias O. |. .s.si" =, -
aaA. -. 80
>sv~. ~ tcaaiDC 3 AYE from hS nsmoTsndum,
~ vssxe--- : - - 80 80 r
ts1s III b. Nth Won imuedis1sly.
!. 1aA..1."
.Su iv. itiv II 70 ~ " mias,s". :" =,
W. - h.d sons. Harry vroessdsd 10 shs
.sdoiuipC room, shHs Coionsl Psellng was ssst-
~din mcsnine .ovn and siippsrs, his fsss upon
ooe chair. hlSsslf o. ansshss, sigar bstwssn
Oils sssth, ffom which The wfsasss q tlus smoke
morninS 100 compisssd hia outfit. =,
WHcv now, Harry ." he kzily yaWnsd, %
ehs oshsr entered. 100 q b..
% a uoss ftou Julia.p .r.. In '-.
"a aFrm Julia - b. exclaimed, pstting his
O. down upon the floor, and shaking the ashes
ffom bis ciehr. BY George % It b.! nom
ia charming WIDOW, sh r. '-' isF
Exsctiy thss, rcd ~. -.
IL CeSeaa slowly unSoaasd y, smne CURED
ths eassu " his mssth, - b oonalsdsd rs
Rsrusl. .,. c.,., n.
tou,r snv wv usu - s.--s a ~.
yxai Aisa ns''s'' u '''.'N'u "''
a,a ,o,, ...a 80 j. f.u
a. 4: ~ -. h. u,..d.A.lv a -.
ssI .e ~ "a .a,,.s, 81 iii n y WV
uaa no,sU ns,%- neu-U vs.S, I'll
H. T,h.ii siv,vs fsye - rod ea,saca.n I
~. CSSr.J 49, snd botS rrusasdsd TO ths
..s -. -h.rs ,hsv vSre not ious In srrsne
- ~, oiistsss snd 4. about M hour rom ths
ss.s.icr ~ ~ iiiiss. ~ v1s n Cranrhs
Essi} y. - = : = =.
$1,000 ~ ns,sor. sh.x Sbuud JuIis
.sss.sr~ thsm - ssv, hsr Nd ersciously
% Hsry, thu turning 70 the Colonsl, fsmarksd
SYoa 1srs eood 70 come % soou:"
WWAsa @ Aifs lsdy oommanda Us pssa
sue 70 cesy ;" - gahanty DsPoadsd.
Shs ssknowiedssd ~ semPsmsnfs' whh
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LnDLnD 0V0YY
Il gradually ,disd away, and only when some new
syeut p,snlleo il for moment. II Nss sntombsd
In The psst. his Virtues. and bis vrong,' al,ks
Suri.d With hin. -" - - =
- 20.
= o." r,,.ou,.r. 1 ollp ! p.sou..x,,r. 40 '"a
evil !. .s.v:d, .isA M s,o,.y brow,
oIS y ~. e ,.sS, sse ssn ss..I,x a. =.
s g: s.s - - = q: q. q. si,r, ..,l, hour .
"roi Fo bring Sn' ~ rs,ss snS caro-" % ''' s'" p'
@l3N I7'71.l Anon.
80 4 .isTe, Esss.i Love. . sassi .-
Lncs e - eos. Y. ssy, " pscoa,
=, y - 49,, L..d0n; !.
Near The clos: Of . beautiful day In the first
part Of the week, sslowtog the search for 20
slave, - Harry stood On the ba,cony at Crsniine
Hal, servant placed note IN MS hand, the
Gss''''"' inS. :" "n''o "''' " : 'aAnss n'no ~h'
Who brought this y he Inquired:
Dunno, Aasss, found IL lyin' N do walk
dsI.
.Dh ycu know who yas nr"
ne san. ! seq writtn % suv TO you'
mo, II Y for me-, yog may g."
a. tns Asye qgittsa nia naAs hsHy oroks ses
sea-; II contained Dot ~ nnssi -.
II HAIRY Crenhns vcsia 80 ncm an 1su %
- Sssae, .sS a.. - fssspc ss sn SaIe Ss ~ num- ~
can GA sisad," oussd oar hao. NY gra.
cioua beliCye Il d soms q - Coloasis M.
~, =, ~ Y. = - ~ NE. 4rt.x IN, ,a.
t yeH y" P'Ss'As w
ii xs...d ~ m hou, n sun,.x vAso H.ryv
81 oss u tSs brsok. So -. fs-r :.
/. h spps1nssa passs wss szAaA slysaA absut
quasssr q miis - ths sase q Tie haun,ed
49,. 90. ~ S~SSSsc~ ~ - ,.o1
o. sms1 p1e.n1c yart3ss u 4ns Id. ths
ground arpss b hms eovsfSd with evefETssaA
ana ths Sbashsey Huh1Dg vlbsj DE othR IVES
op.a ooua.ry, ssa.t "a sndai.sins. vkh g
Wnd f.wsn d ever sns, dAppsd - iavoE h
ne hppHns v.sr, 3 .oddsa el.yf.lly 2 ths
WbbporipS bEUoss, whieA Fuflod 1ts 0neoeh bo-
som, russst fIrns, md ths meek sysd NY, aoaF-
iahsd IN somhs grandsu1, thu othsr N modest
IOy.lins.,. .xhll. t..,lns oysr sSs soa .wsfd,
Han, ss.ns.,.2 sisus.iy dong sIsabsd IN
rsGectics, unttl b rsachsd TIE bsnk, whrs aft9
rsxine around for Q NV nonsass, b threw
Eimssk upon. us smsrs!d er.ss, tc snjoy ths
lovllnsss Il ths hour. Tbs sun vls Just stnktng
vith . ,O..a.. hn. ansiDs tAs PlLuag v.ss
s.is, vsitins 70 rss,tvs Il. v,..y .o.i n thAir
embraces, b. vered above him, tinted With ell
ihe mating coors of she rsinbow. In the Rast,
far, far, In the distance sdvhncsd The twilight,
sayelopiDg ths earth, In lie gsaus lbla.
IT, BIRDS tvittscs1 ovsrhsad, g thsy hasten
Cd 20 thsir rsst H. nurmar q ths insscts nn
lIintly and drsamly upon ths ssx, whils the re-
phyri moved nolss6tssfy among tie flower hslls,
! lnvig0aiipg md soothing 70 ust. Ihsrs va
| grandeur, suhhmity Ia tie scsns, and Harry -
not gaze unmovsd spon its bessty. - =
"Hov nasn, be sxclsinsd, "b man how
insigninesue hh wesksy eomposa VITA diu
4 who Rsvs the colosing 70 thes scens; whoss mas
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;.s ;s;s,ss II 81 :. = - ]. ..
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ee - aSesansSNA Ae1s1ne Wa
:sissa W. -: - xss ;
II, nsuse rso0vR JuAiAp oTsatg,g "a, \,
d.s.ss.. uss. 49,; Y; ~; !; = e ,5fs -
s ocurss ous ~, ss sn g wme - hes(eaeAl sehH
sohr, b frs.a opsn h.s sssak, q pss1s2
Ia ~ moment. Il h.a u. s.a,f n. -
nmbs sfsmtssd, the oossr AstSsssi 8 sw1sc -
.ng:s!: -: :: si: ;.s ;s:::s. . s.:.s. ~ Z. I.
S.s. scs. = .sI.s s.s1sAaAaa - ana .
eosisss e. ;,:a ~ Z: a. ,ssy s 80 - eia =.
6s.d upon Is: s..~,s. yss9 k1ss 20.
PIE, ssd lss swsivs dsspsfnal fise sADN1n. So
wes fhss fscovsing. whA eS0iag ~ Vsa -
bso:sd him e hsr - nsldlee ~ "a -
hsr meath, 80 = NJ sasssiy drsiss{ nysu1s1
a~sy with - " eanssals1 saiis e ulslpe 81
s.asfActsOn; BE- had sacossds1 h H hanask -
hepiefm$ .tne gosboes - N9onoe -, -
shs was sbie 70 sopport hensek ShS spsks -,
until she was eompssssiy rsvivsA 81 H.
brssthed IN so,seitc1s tsass. sRaxtvs n
ss.s.ss, n ssusd your n.ssss" - ssidas hsf
os.: ,:ts:s s.s g ~ nv isp.s s ~Asss ,..,.-
irg the wounded member. '"A s.P,s AiatiaG
.SA. I'D 40. r.s.s 70 b~ song. .ad ). ,ass W.
assume % % = seps.sssss Oh o. % sSsss.sss % = % MT nj.
shsr suoessdsd--hs ssuldr sss ls.sh, - shse,
! wish the SIN ha bod sommittsd, iay1ng hosvy -
hls sosi, shs sufsrsd too mach, o % aussay
Aft~ an hour had passsd, b anneu,sss III n
tsa.ion Os dspsrsins = hs took he haths sssiy
''oniy two w..ts d.ars,t Jon, and ysu, WIN
b. nhs--how long the sins vtllsssm IN thsa-''
ses.sieasssly s.Prssssd good niGhs, " u hyps-
Ss.ssiy hsa - gone, wNa - ssu.ssa n.
sags anA ssEy darksninG h~ seunesssnsA VIII
b. ns.sas s.f.. VI. e pl;s'a,y -.
twsSe = - ssssh. "Csfs. yosasaDGes.l-
NJ hss.s ss.iasa 4 sc.h =. AVA 80. -.
ioib..r Nay ths Erip vhisl W 49,
sn" "oss vissll ~ V1s Snsi = .sss..ss ~ = =. p@
ishl Wrsseh; ds.snl aassssd ~ ths s.-
euish though Il had bssn my dsask vsaA
have hnished my song whsn wss ssksd,
Mature could no longer hold out. New Or vsa-
Wei, - what aan Be seeomPlishsd In sAse
Hew Siasrsus In hunsn paAns>.s One bot
works for ju,iics, the othsr TO Ensify " ruth
70" Juns % a;d n not % r.,iss tAss Night s.A.,asa ps,-
tioss wsrs q v.r within ben hrsas& - psssd
Sssss.d sss. r =: ...s, ss.S sSiosiss s:ssz aS::
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Some three wssks suhssqusnt to this nesting,
% Harry was drawing on kss gloves, prspArs'o-
y TO sitting out fos Rose villa, hs tnrnss 70
the CoIcnci, who wss STANDING pssr, reSAiaih9
him ~ith quizzicL smile, and exclaimed;
'Colonsl, what ssy yol 70 SONG s''a ms W
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Write. K.pre..f, fer tie New York Sun
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-28
The Last Romance.

Quite n romance in real life, says the De-
troIt Advertiser, was brought to a happy ter
nination in that city on the 9th inst. Sew
enteen years ago, a New York lass, lovely
and sweet sixteen, became enamOred of n
medical student, and the pair exchanged
vows of love and eternal fidelity. Two
years later the unAedged Esculapius left for
Europe to complete his education, the afore-
said vows having been previously tendery
renewed After brief and gay sojourn ut
Paris, the loving student domiciled himself
in one of the most renowned colleges of Mad
rid, and applied himself to sober study. His
letters to the fair damsel he loved were fire.
qLent but no fond remembrances came in
reply.
His epistles were intercepted, and never
reached the fair one, while her words of
love, intended for his delectation, met with
the same misfortune. The poor student,
thwarted in his love, threw up his studies
aud for two long years courSed through
Europe, seeking to whelm his disappoint-
ment in the gaities and pleasures of the diff
lerent capitals. In the meantime, the young
lady, who was equally unhappy, removed
to Detroit with her mother. At the end OF
his two years pilgrimage, the student re-
had left the scene of her bethrothal, and,
almost broken-hearted, lie turned his steps
to Cuba; but the spirit of unrest pursued
him, and Texas anu Mexico beheld him still
Il rover, seeking to drown memory by ex-
citement
a few months since, by one of those sin
gular occurrences which sometimes fash
across the pathway oflife, he heard that the
lady was in Michigan, and quickly wended
his way thither After few weeks of dill
gent search the anxious lover found hi;
| dulcinea at Ypsilanti and the meeting which
cnsued-the twain having been separated
| fifteen years-is described as =" affecting in
the extreme" The tribulations of the now
| fiature lovers were ever, and on the 9th inst
they proceeded to Detroit and were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock. Who say:
! this is prosaic age?
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GoNR CRAzY.-The st. Louis Republican,
of Wednesday, says a young woman, the
wife of a carpenter who lives on Gratiot
street, in that city, was sent to the hospital
for mental alteration. She has been mar
ried nineteen months. and during this time
her matrimonial relations have been rem
derel unpleasant by a difference between
herself and husband in religious matters
Her husband is member of the Protestant
Church, and she is a devout Catholic
They have had freqnent discussions about
their peculiar faith, and at last it has un-
balanced the woman's mind. Eleven days
ago she gave birth to a child, since that
time her mind appeared clear enough, until
Monday, when reason left her, and she was
raving maniac. This is bad case, and
shows the bad results of an i'll assorted mar
riage.
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YEvRE PRoPRIETORs OF THE CITY FOUN-
public in general, that they prepared to do all
kinds of e- f9-1.
-=f MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK
and everything appertaining to the Foundry bust
ness fhey are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES AND
BOILERS of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Min Gearing of any size Distil-
lefy and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines Malt Mills,
Horsepowers, shelters, Machinery of all kii:ds
made and repaired, Iron and Brass Castings of
avery description, Iron H0visefronts, Cellar Crates
dc Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest i'm
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Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
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OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing i'll and selling Aliens Improved
steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
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Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Bolt
OF tho best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin
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They have every facility of the best Machinery
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-treet, between First and Second streets, Evans
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Da5H A letter to the New York Times,
dated Fort Buchanan, in Arizonia Terri
tory, stated that Sergeants Kelly and Berry,
who had just been honorably discharged
from the First Dragons, and who were on
their way into the States with their fami-
lies, were murdered by Indians ON the oath
ultimo, and their wives and children taken
captiyes
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rs Numbers-13 Drawn Ballots.
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TO BE DRAWN
Each Wednesday in March.


Whole Tickets SO; Halves So; Quarters S2%.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the fol-
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'' &c Half g 70 -
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
amount of money to our address, for what you wish
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can
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and upwards, can be sent
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE, -
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ERNMENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVE.-
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dec29 Wilmington, Delaware
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B9g- One hundred and seventeen slaves,
from different parts of the South, manumit-
ted by their owners are to go to Liberia on
the first of May, by the Mary Caroline Ste
vens packet, from Baltimore
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-28

<tOUGH! COUDH! COUGH p NE
u wish to call the attention of persons afflicted
with Coughs and Colds, to the fact tLat DR.. Jack
sons Cough Syrup is superior to any and all the
quack nostrums that offered for sale 1t Is made
from a description furnished by DR.. jackson, of
Philadelphia, of the best physicians in this
country. This Syrup has been used by thousands
with the greatest benefit. Try one bettle, and YOU
will always use it afterwards For sale by
STODDARD 4 THOMPSON,
dec1U Druggists, No. II Main st..
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lEnS Contracts for yearly advertising will not be
1sc tinued unless order to that effect is left at
.he Office, and when discontinued in less than a
year. the price of the whole year will be charged
rsN Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
lis,e at the expense of the attorneys ordering and
not Celayable for legal proceedings, but colectabIe
at usual time.
nv Our terms for job Work and transient adver-
tiseD ents are CASH
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HNE.4vN'OS SiOR X2E.-GHRESTE.&.N'
IL DECKER, Nh,..iright, on Third street, near
the Court iioHs", has Three very superior, rich
ed and highly finished Pianos, huiltin IL city by
u German builder, who has worked in some of the
best shops of Europe, which he offers for sale low
lie has had these Instruments built 10 encourage
stranger to establish himself here, and introduce
new and important branch of manufacturing. The
Pianos are warranted for THREE years. and will he
KEEP i'll tune for one year. gratis. II the IHstrll-
men Is fail in any particular, the builder will lie
here to make his work good H.. does not hesitate
10 say the Instruments he offers fully equal
any that be brought here, and if our citizens
Will but try them, their superiority will overcome
all prtJgdices against home productions. Those
wishing 10 purchase, and those who desire 10 SOC
what can be done III our own city, invited to
call and examine them lsept6l Q. DECKER.
EI0R SHIFTS, 40 TO n. LOOMS,
-A FASHIONABLE SHIRT MANUFACTURER
and dealer in GentlenIeI's
FANCY FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 81 Main street.
tOPPOsIrE THE COURT HoUsE,l
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
n. R.--Shrts made to order, 10y nIca=ureInC,s
and warranted a fit ang1o-Iv
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MESSRS. KRATZ 81 HEILMAN.
~ THE subscribers would respectfully inform the
public that they have secured agency to sell the
above named Shingle Machine, and that they will
fill all orders on short notice. One of these BIa.
chimes has been exhibition for several days in
this city, and its superior merit acknowledged by
"ii Persons who may doubt the ability of this ma
chine Will do will to enquire of our Lumber deal
ers, Mr. Glover and MIR. Fergus, and any person in
the city who has seen the machine i'll operation.
The Machine saws Shingles AS smooth as if planed
ana az the rate of two thousand per hour. We
wouid also state that furnish Engines sniff
cient TO run this Machine on short notice, and on
reasonable terms. Call and get Cireular--Or per
CONS desiring Circulars, who win send us their ad-
dress, can have them sent by mail.
B5- Office corner of Main and Second streets
jan2l-6m KRATZ & HEILMAN
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