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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06

1t is said that printed declarations,
with blank forms, are to be used by
young ladies who have lovers too modest
TO propose. The ladies themselves FIJI
out the blanks--and, Of course, no ssnsi-
BILE man can refuse signing them
Tive aoquaintanees meeting on wet
day, the one greeted the other with,
Beautiful rain this, sir; fetching things
out Of the ground. Second friend dis
consolating-"Hope not, sir,-hope not
Got two wives there, sir.
In n party of ladies', on It's being re
ported that a Captain Silk had arrived
in town, they all exclaimed, with one ex-
oeption, "What n name for a soldier =
"The fittest name ia the world for a
captain rejoined the witty one, 'for
silk can never be worsted
A beautiful woman, with artiGeially-
heightened color, once said to General
Shields-who, by-the.bye, is an Irishman
-"How is II that, having obtained so
much glory, you still seek for more2"
"Ah, madam" he replied with more
force than politeness, how is il that you,
have so much beauty, should still put on
paint9'
Mrs. Partiugton, on reading an ac
count ola schooner having her jibboom
carried away on Long Island Sound, one
night last week, WONDERED "why peo-
pie leave such things out o'doors, nights,
TO be stolen, when there was SO many
BURGERS about Offering everything they
could lay their hands 70"
imprisonment for life-GsttinE mar
ried.
Why is a mans coat larger when he
pulls i out of a oarpetbag2 Because he
finds il in creases.
What plaything may be deemed above
every OtherP A top.
Why is palmtree like chronology?
Because It furnishes dates
racer
mo; bo. Nv seen my sister Bet en- an
Wanted-A life-boat that will float on
"sea of troubles"
Coquettes are the Zouaves i'm the fs.
male army Of invasion.
The kiss with which girl se,ks 10
catch her beau is fishing smack
?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06
Bear hunting By . woman.

One day Lapp woman went out 70 /
6sb on a lake, accompanied BY her son, !
Who was fourteen years old. When they
bad.caught sufficient supply, they landed |
on a part Of the shore which was thickly
overgrown with FIR and underwooc{
Presently the woman's quick eye fell on
a large heap Of boughs, reeds, moss, &c,
and. on nearer inspection, she found a
large heap underneath the mass Of rub
bish and felt convinced it was the enter
ance 10 a bears, "Hi," or cave She
was a CONTAGIOUS and resslute little bodys
and. nothing daunted BY the discovery
nor rejecting that she was alone, hasten
Cd hack to the boat to fetch her ak and
rife. (fsr a Lapp woman generally goes
armed. and is usually an expert shot)
Now her sisters in other parts OF the CIV
jlizsd world would most probably have
beeu frightened out Of their wits, and
have beat a speedy. retreat under such
circumstances. Her ezly anxiety was
least the bear should get off
On returning she proceeded to cut
down a small fir sapling, which she point
ed at one end, and gave il to the boy to
braddle about in the hole 10 ascertain
whether it was occupied or not, while
she stood with uplifted ak a little on one
side. No sooner was the pole inserted
than out came the head Of a monstrouf
she bear, and down came the ak on hel
skull with such force that ii remained
sticking fast in the wound and accom-
pained bruin as she retreated to thu
fnrthest end of the cave. Time being III
for round number two, and her opponen
not putting in an appearance, she dc
termined to try the effect Of shot NJ
sooner had she fred down the hole, thai
out boltsd a cub about the size Of a sbeeI
dog, which her son oleverly managed 4
catch hold Of by the hind leg. But
was too strong for the little fellow, and
after dragging him for some distance
managed to get away.
Determined, however, not to lose him
mother and son went in pursuit, an
speedily overlook the animal, which ha
taken to the water few veil admin
istered taps with the end ofthe oar 500
rendered him hOrs de combat
Having secured him, the courageou
little woman went back again TO th
III anu gave IL hHothsE stiIEibR VI
But all was still Next she fred a sec
ond shot but nothing moved. Conclud
ing that the bear must be dead, or els
have escaped during her absence, SD
determined 10 dig her out, a work Q
no small labor. Success, however, a
tended her exertions, for at length sh
found the bear lying quite dead, with he
az still sticking in her cleft skull anf
by her side another cub as big as th
FIRST one, with ballet wound through hi
neck, also dead. No mean achievemer
for a woman.and her boy.--AH he Yea
Round.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06
Best Tonic in the Worlds

From Rev J. Newton Brown, d. D.. Editsr Of
the Encyclopedias Of Religious knowledge and
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia:
Although net disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of no
sufficient reasons Why mau may not testify 70
The behehts he believes himself 20 have esived
from any simple preparation, In the hose that he
may thus eentribute 70 the benefit OF others
DO this tho more readily ia regard to Hoof.
lands German Bitfers, prepared by Or. o. NJ
Jac kaon gi this city, because I was prejudiced
against Them for many years under the lmpres.
sion that they we're chiefly an alcoholic mixturs
ain Indebted 81 my friend, Robert Shoemaker
Esq, Got the removal Of this prejudice By proper
tests, and TOR encouragement 20 try them whsn
safsTing RON great aud long confirmed debility
The use OF thrse bottles OF these Bittsrs at the be-
giaatnE OF the present year, was followed hy avi.
dent roli~t aud restoration. 90 degree Of bodily
aud mental Vigor which l had noG lstt lar air
months betore, and had almost despalred Of re-
gaining. therefore thank God aud nav friend
foe dtreeting me TO the Of them
J. NEWTON BROWN,
PhiladsiphlA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06
House Furnishing
Retail Department

In our House Furnishing Departments
we have 4 full stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades
Wau Paper. Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, Corniees, Table Oil
Cloths, &c, &C, making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06
IN THE
Retail Department

We have . fall stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints 81, A,
ga, 10-4 Bleaehed and Brown Cot
tons. Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand saeques, Ladies Sun Um-
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &C., to which We would
call the attention of all wishing to pur-
chases in our line Of business.
Ey3o-E JAQUEss a FRENCH,
No 10 First street. Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06
Net Assets, July l. 1854. "a
3,4OI. So!


g. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of sAs
8fNA, after g years Of severe trial, haa ~.
allied the greatest public advantages aud
success Of the various systsms Of Fire Insu-
ranes In the country. Il now better THAI
ever prepared Tor duty.
.. 1900 Less Claims have been settled and paid
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
o. TIE CONSUMPTION OF PROPEKTY By
FIRE. In he United States averages ever
$4,000 daily. IL your property exposed
and unprotected
7. ARE you ISSuEEDf II not, Why Eotf
Ihe eost e tridiag; the duty IL manifest
the result may be your escape from ruin
while delay snd neglect may involve
you in bankruptcy, Poyssty, or cruel di.
appointmsn
8. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard Is
givea 70 small risks sell AZ large onea
Able and superior commercial advantages
Afforded.
s~r Insurance solicited and Policies issued hv
J. ". EExsEN. AEsnt,
ia2s Marble Hall Building, Ne o Main 1t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06
CARD.

The undeFsigEei having soId ozf izentire stock
Of Hssdy Aads Clothing, and Gentiezezs' Fur-
nishlng Goods. and retired froEa the bcsiusss,
&c bis numerous friends and customers Ter thsir
past patronage 80 literally EXTENDED 20 him. ahd
wou,d respectfully recommend Aessrs- Taylor
Co., whs have szceesie1 I'm in the bussnsss. and
who Aow prepared % furnish g THAR cEztorn-
srs svsry artteIe in tseir lire, ef the very beat
aGAlfy, Asa ~ tha Bess Ay0Fasls prices
Eassa 4. LTox.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06

From the Rev. Joseph II. Ksnnard. Pastor Of
the Tenth Baptist Church:
Dr. JaoksoH,
bEAs sra. - have been frequently requested 70
connect my name with Communications Of ainsr.
emf Kinds OF medioisea, but regarding the prAc.
ttce AZ out OF any appropriate sphere have In all
cases declined; but with clear proof In various
instances and particularly In my family, Of the
usefulness Of DR.. H0oHand's 0ermaa Bittsrs I
depart for once from my usual course 20 express
my fnl conviction that for seaeral sebsiifv n IA
SYSTEM aAd especially fer Lfrer Coaaplalss u IL a
.Ve aHa raiuabte preparafsa. In some cases II NAV
ial out usually, doubt not IL win be very bens.
hctal TO those who suffer from the above cAusaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Paatsr Of the
Dr.. O ". Jaetsos
DEAh STA Personal experience enables ma 10
say that l regard the German Bitsars made nv
You AZ most excellent medicine. In cases Of 81.
benehtted by the use Of the bittsrs aad doaht net
they VIII proaues similar effects on others
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH.
GermAntnMn. Pam
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06

From Rev. J. II. Turner, Pastor Of EIeddinx N.
E. Church, Philadelphia:
Dr. Jacksoa,
DEAR stR Having uset your Geman Bis.srs IN
my family frequently, al prepared 20 say that
u has been Of great sertice. believe that in
cases Of general debility Of the system IL IL the
safest and most valuable remedy Of which have
any knowledge. Yours, respectfully,
J. II. TuRNER,
No. T26 Eerth Ninetesnth street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06
CITY Orders.

1874 nov. 18th. ORDERED. BIT The
iCO-t. CouHcii, that all persons hoIainz City
Orders endorsed prsviozs % October lat, 1854. -
notified 70 present them % the City Treasurer for
pAynens, and that interest," On such Oraars will
es9ss On ths i5sh eay e EsxsBheE, ls1A-
nsvf7 w.RAKKR, Mayer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06

Brown Sheeting and shirtings.
Bleached Goods. American and
Foreign Dress Goods, Prints, Cash
meres, Satinetts, Tweeds. Cotton
AIDES, Linens and Ginghams. Gloves
and Hosiery, &C.. &C. Also q full
stock of Notions.
These Goods were all bought before
the great advance in prices, and we viii
guarantee to sell as low as the sane kind
of Goods can be bought many market
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06
CITY NOTICES.
Notice to Contractors.

TEE COMMON COUNCIL OF TIE CITY
4 o. Evansville viii rscziTa sealed urCro sAIm
uusff Deczmbsr sfh, 1854. for sxc4rarfux mua
grading the alley In block Ne :, Fourth Ealnrxs-
s=zt A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06
The Best is the Cheapest
INSURE WITH THE

l. FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS
saacepted, nov a. hsretefors, as tsir RATES
and liberal conditions
:. BUSINESS CONDUCTED vita constant die
patch aud accuracy
T. LOSSES always met with prouptness and
complete justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06
HARDWARE.

3 Our Fab Stock being very
large and complete. we can
offer to our Customers and
the Trade. Goods that can
not fail to please in Style
uality and Price. oui
Stock is now bought fol-
Cash, and prices reduced
We offer the following in
large quantities:
TABLE CUTLERY. Kngiish.
TABLE CUTLERY, AHssrieAa.
TABLE CUTLERY. Eagiish.
TABLE CUTLERY. AmsrisAa.
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
Pocket CUTLERY
oH0PPFNS Axks.
CHoPPfsS AxEs
CROPPING AXEs.
CROPPING AxHs.
sHKARs AND Scissors
SHEARS AND SCISSORS
SHEARS AND SCISSORS
SHEARS 4EB s0IsseRs
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
TABLE AND TEA sPooKs
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
TABLE AND TEA sPooss
hill AND c5T RAWs
MILL AND y CUT sAws
WOOD and HAND 50 We
E6oB Nd HAND SAWS
BUTLDERs BARDWAEn
MECHANICS TOOLS
HUfBDERs HAEDWAHE
MECHANICS TGoLA
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
oARTRTDaEs AND GUs CAPS.
GUNS 4 I'd PISTOLS
oARTBTDGKs AND 0UH CAPS
PLATFORM AND oogETKR SCALES.
PLATF0BM AND oouHTER SCALE
SCALE BEAMS AND sTEKL YARDS.
SCALE BEAM Ms AND 6TEEL YARDS.
GEO y. sOENTAG a CO.,
No. 10 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06


From the Rev. J. N. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
the Columbus, n. j., and Milsstown, Pa, Baptist
Churches:
NEw ROeHELLE. n. Y
DKAR sra II feel Il pleasure thus Of my own
accord TO hear testimony 90 the excellence OF your
German hitters. some years since, being much
aihicted with nyspepsia, used them With very
tensheiai results. l have often recommended
them TO persons afflicted with that tormenting
disease, aud have heard from them the most fAt.
tefing testimonials as TO their great value In
asss OF general debility believe Il TO BE tonic
that cannot be surpassed.
Yours, JM.LYoSs.
From the Rev. Thomas Winter, Pastor Of Rox.
borough Baptist Church:
: .. JaeksoR.
pEAB SFR ~ feel n an. IN $50. m. -
parAtion, Hoofiand's German Ritter - IA ~,
testimony 90 the deserved rvputatgon i. -. ~
tanned. have, for years at times hsen sroublsa
win great disorder IN my head and nervous -.
tea. was advised By friend A. - !. sS.,iy
your German Bltters. / did 50, aud have 49,.
sneed great and unexpected relief, nv health a.
been very materially bsneftted i eo.ss1-.s
recommend the article where / NEE. vs.h 10y
OF their good Effects y many
Respectfully yours.
T WINTER,
Roxboreugh, Penn.
. , sIOn ,,i hev. J. $ Herman Of the German r..
,o''lea ohurch, kufztown, Berks coun.y. p.
Dr. c. n. Jaeksos
=, NhSftsrEp sIRs-T have been tro.At.s -. -,
dyspepsia Tor nearly twenty years s,i 49, 80 tne
Hooee. T., ni ss that did me As much saos -
S"si,s n ~ bitiers am very much ImnsovS, -
Ns~N' after having taken i've bottles u
toars, with respect,
HERMAN.
PRICES.
Lazy size, holding nearly donhi. ,...
haif
s1iAil se-e' . cents Per bottie-half dor.r q ~
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFFTTsI
SEE that the signafare Of :. e. 80
SON ison the WRAPPER of - -
should your nearest drDsxist NOT ~. -
iSIauou, DO not Be put of BY ths i,t,,sf - -
articles that may lie ofsred in its 49, -. ~.inS
- US, aud We viii forward, securely nacsss 81
express. f~~Aeos ey
Principal once and Mandatory
NO. 631 ARCH STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
Jones 81 Evans.
(SaccesSers 10 C. n. Jaekssa Z on
PRoPRIEroRS.
Sc Fer sale By Druxeists ana na.l.r. Al. -.
We In the uuised sasfss " WY
0ere.sfwt&soww
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06

From the Rev. J. NJ. Lyons. formerly Pastor Of
the Columbus, n. j., and Milsstown, Pa, Baptist
Churches:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06
DRY GOODS.

e.. FAiaHf....--..r. a a.s.ars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06

DESSsTLvAgIA BUCEyHEAT FLOUB.
% Sacks Baekwh4af Fioar
Just rscsivsd, per steamer Citizen. at
PARTNER CALDWELLss
uovfo No. FIRST street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-06

Ever brought to this market, consisting
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
DIED.

CECILOu Monday April H. Francis n. Cssn, U. S. Navy
agrt e. years. 49,.
Tho ani. 81 dsoei attached the Nary ard and fIend,
Of the family respectfully invited 20 attend S iunr
forn h. late residence No 40 C-rmon avenue. bTooAyh
on "Wednesday 2o,h inst. at O'Clock =. M.
LEE-At Fshtil on Friday evening. April i; Herman =
Lee. IN thr 2s't Tear Of hi are -
Funer so aie resiIruce Wednesday Afternoon. 2oh
inst.. at o'clock
PRRRGO-Ou Sunday Api II, sfar short ilnes., Joseph
prrer1. W the sfh ycof o. his sse. ,
Tie fuiy Lud friend. aIEo tho Veterans q 1879 are in,iHd
20 stud tao sncT- service q. the Baptist Church ~ stan
street becen Chrys.s and Forsyth ihi. tP~.'dayl
Afternoon - o clock
ROGERs-Ou srudaJ April y, 1854 Of eonsnnpuor Mrs
May Kaboh Rrcrs aged ~ years al her ale residence
So 20 Cr-ensic Hf-nle. -
Her reusius vii bo skrD Cener h0richy Long Island
lyf M Glasui.
n aFFTHIY-On Saturday April 6, st Wilmington, n j.
Lsurs =. O.dea wife Of John &. haarriy
nANSDELIs-On Saturday u5Irs. Mach i. 1885, near
Nsf1sIl- Ird Cb.fllts Amelia, WI, II tap,- IL. w
Rar,trl. lsie u lhis city.
OUINBYOu sunl,, evening Arr IT, sher hort illnss'
the nea.ie. ssiu D. Quuby, ony of Dare! W. aid
EitaS.tb A. Quinby -g-d months sud y. days
fiis remains will be tsiea 20 sHug-es Tor in-im.nt
WHFFIFR--Al yonkers on Saturday ev-nins. April ls,
1854 John D.. eldest Of John and Eliza w. Nheeaz
aged u years. months and 10 ssy4
Tie flneri v.I take place fom the Methodist Episcopal
Ch.rvh o. Tuesday Aprl 49, At o'c!3.k The ronda Of
the ftny sr. pectfy invited 70 attend The train leave.
Chamber street Il oc.ocl.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
SURVEY At A GLANCE
1Hp
WHOLE FIELD OY FASHIONS

GESTLRsgS's, MISS, AND CBILDRgSs l'ATs
IN order ~ is, you invited 10 vs the Eslabsh
nrDt Of
GKStS. No 5l3 Broadway,
The largest sud most completely stocked Hat store IN tne
United States For the current Season ho has nirodneed n
ward II OEE HUNDRED EEw STELss IL putDg Tact IN o
t simplest form sy ,; As genty yearS experience ss
Hat DO has not ouy offered bot has never seen 50
eIiel1Ne . variety Of
HAT FAsroSs YoE ALI A0Es
As his store con.Eins- II would as
TAsTH ASD FANCY
Could srsrcey Aaiiion the Cbildrens snd
Misses Department. and It 1. believed That mother can fail
cTp her h dien satisfactorily from vast and dverined
tment In the Department Of OeutomeDs Dsess ana
b1sa-gs Ham lber- over
IwHsTy Yvs NEw STYLES,
" - ~. al special 10 the season.
GEsIs Ne 5i3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Rrnudreth,s pills ys, Feyer,.

Psyer are caused by an effort Of nagre from
the body poison that has been absorbed either from another
body from checked Precipitation Of own body or from
tLea,mosphere Pu.rd exbalatons whether from living
dead bodies from swamp. dscayol vegetable matter, will
produce fever. TgE GssERAL sVSsor TO DIESIsH THB
Should those enhssions form par, Of tho
ar bre,be they carried into e1ds through the
uns, and scesy CORROSIVE POISON which -eoo'y
disorders the digestive organs and occasions the deposit o
oasus.e matte, in the liver and particularly in the stomach
and bowels II timely medicine is not administered to unload
hs organs Of tho unhealthy contents they may be 80 e1
cited by diseased uoeraie aud then no means
will seaeoly save e VIVA shall do under these circun-
.ance.i When you affected with dizziness pain In the
head confusion of ideas 5imues pr ,ya pair 10 tie back,
ola, aud side ,ctae,, Of stomach general weefHes'
tlae {. once four SIX Of
BRANDRETH5 VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
FILLS.
and rcpea. every four hours until they have operated well
upou The bowels.
Remember thI evacuation produced BY these celebrated
Pin. does weaken but the rssn, is usually stronger be-
cause they hsve removed the OF wesue-sthe con-
sUr7 Huaogs WHICH WEIGHED Dovs ETA LiSs PRINCIPLE
Tas evacuation o, the bowels necessary IN Gn m-s
nsni diseases, but particularly in Yellow Fever and all
erers and voen. disease generally for the stomach and bow
o srs tho pats affected In all diseases Of char
sete. whether they appear proved by what Il
brought away Bot by purging tbem with BRsspnR1H's
Pills their putrd timely discharged before they
produce nogrsble effects Tai, tpey evsc2aop cot only
clc0nsss the bowels. b1t
TIE BLOOD Is ALSO FREED FROM LOAD OF
DEPRAyED HUMOES.
have oen noticed in of fvcr Shat aeT lie" doses
Of PILE the vital power. restored that gentle sweat
has broken ou. and carried oil all remains Of fever and tie
ps.ien ba. been woI in few days
WEAKNESS or THE BODY.
Let not an NJ timed fear sbon the weakness OF the body
prevent the Pills being ivon, and continued un the oo"e
have been most thorOushy evaeaed Of their contents Tor
bis vary eakn, which calls for this treatment which ma
taro errr attempts often no; able to accomplish un
aided by BaAspRErns PILLs. Believe me- ye scs II tIe
onl, s,hod BY hch your lives can 10 certainly saved
eau rra that have given BEASoRSrns FILLS N 'He''
e. hen the paen. wa. weak lie could not wax across
h ~ ,r,u, bep and the pulse feeble 70 be scarcely
felt and the general prosfaon extreme and ye' A'ef tho
Pills had operned he stronger was evident to himself
and al around him.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

EGG Las. night, a gentleman who bore
oycry roasoL ebe appearance Of sanity and respectable
fy-ha,ine osa Spring s,it worth several dollars
y-d-nid (ortrather pacet) upon of She tables %
one Of our ediLrs an egg-n large. handsome Thin
sheled coaryolocd cggan egg that sized the pile Of
any ordinary SharShai-and this reckless new-dothed
man wen. on 10 say iat he egg was tie production OF
miniature hen known tho French crccper little
bit Of q thing about the size Of quail We have 10
doubt tho ro!atJr thought he was pTomngating ns
truth and perhaps lie wGs: but aler csrein! svsdf o
ihe egg (Which vii be boiled dis morning and dSiy
cor ed) We are in u state Of mixed opinion One thing.
however is certaineiiher the hen Produced ~. es q
The crs tho brn, Gnd Is Go=t matter piA iesi"tT
which; for "its n poOr rilc TINT w0Et wor1 both
ways, the boy said whea no was scrapsng des 'iA.
THR PROGRESS OP POPULAR LrBRpTy. y.--Thc
Rc- Dr. r. II. Chapin. having rendered to Cc@mlt-
tee Of his Cburcb, in ad Of their contributions IN tte
fund Of the Sanitary Fnir his famous ectdro On s HE
and character OF Jlamrden. appeared before isige
audience on N0udsy evening 1T his Church and Hado
an eloquent appeal IN behalf Of populor liberty brer
dI awing bold outline Of the eary days and stormy
fines OF the great statesman and soldier whose achieve.
incnts in Parliament and In tie field. were tie thread
on which the orator strung his Arguments IN favor 0i
freedom he spoke Of tho Norman conquest winch ailed
To crush out liberty in England, Tia career OF lhe
Tudors and The golden age Elizabeth Ho gave
Tarho skctch Of James the It the coorss trant ana
bigot: of Charles the lst who was made a heeo
shorter Gufllg te StFNCIic OF i'pplt i.Fy
usurpation OF tho Long Parliament in which Seidcn
aud Hamplen were conspicuous leaders. aad
Of the battle in which tho latter received the
wounds which terminated honorable he
In conclusion be compared tho character and deeds
Of the hcrunaryr uf Saxon liberty with The attributes
the lofty patriotism and noblo statcsmanshp OF Wosh
iD-ton lie glanced at tho signs OF progress wtlch
marx our age Of adTGncement-the Invention d gun
rov0er the FREQ Of the press, tho system oi eu
urcaud congratulated bis hearers on the fact that IN
this country the curtain has been Withdrawn and the
fair form OF Liberty hes been revealed in all ts stiet
i've beauty The distinguished and eloquent speaker
was frequently app!audod by is select and apptecane
aud tors especial, when be alluded to The prospective
mo, emeui 0f troops 10 strike blow FOR that liberty
for which lhe noble uampden gave up bis lfe Some o.
his hearers could scarcely restrain from rising IN their
seals ind cheering when lie spoke oi Mlon who dis
coursed sweoty in song. Of Russell riding through
london streets 10 his execution. and the brave anG
gentle Hampdcn whose great soul passed through The
"rcd gate OF bleeding wouEds 70 It's reward.