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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04
.OSADALIS

lTHE GREAT AMERICAN
Il HEALTH RESTORER, purifies
| the blood and cures Serofula,
Syphilis, Skin Diseases, Rheuma-
ttism, Diseases of Women, and all
/ Chronic Affections of the Blood,
Liver and Kidneys. Recommended
| by the Medical Faculty and many
thousands Of our best citizens.
Read the testimony of Physicians
land patients who have used Rosa
ldalis; send for our Rosadalis Guide
to Health Book, or Almanac for this
year, which we publish for gratui-
tous distribution; it will give you
much valuable information.
DIR. r. W. Carr, Of Baltimore,
says
/ take pleasure in recommending
your RosADALIs as a very powerful
Alternative. / have seen It USED IN
two eases with happy results--one
in case of secondary syphilis, In
which the patient pronounced him
self cured after having taken FIVE
bottles Of your medicine. The other
is case OF scrofula Of long standing,
which is rapidly improving under
its nse, and the indications are that
the patient will soon recover. I
have carefully examined the formula
by which your Rosadalis is made,
and find 10 an excellent compound
Of Alternative ingredients.
DIR. Sparks, Of NiehOlasVille, KY,
says he has used Rosadalis in cases
Of Scrofula and Secondary Syphilis
with satisfactory results-as a clean
er of the blood know no better
remedy.
Samuel G MeFadden, Murfrees-
boro', Tenn, says
] have used seven bottles Of Rosa
dalis, and am entirely cured Of
Rheumatisrns send me four bottles,
as wish IL for my brother who has
scrOfHlous sore eyes.
BENJAMIN Beehtol, Of Lima, Ohio,
writes: I have suffered 70 twenty
years with an inyeterate eruption
over my whole body. A short time
since / purchased q bottle Of Rosa
dalis, and it effected a perfect cure.
Rosadalis is sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place,
DRS. CLEMENTS, RIYES & co.
Broprfetore.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04

LITTLE WABASH. = From Il. s.
Graham. of Carmi, we learn that the
slackwater on the Little Wabash
River has been completed. twill be
remembered that some time since sub
soriptions to this enterprise were freely
made by the merchants of this city.
The Illinois Legislature made an ap-
preparation of 5000, and Messrs.
Graham and Hackney were appointed
Commissioners to superintend the
construction of the same. They pur-
chased twenty-seven acres of ground
at New Haven, and built a lock and
dam, and when the river is, in good
stage below, steamboats, can go clear
through to Carmi. There will be not
less than five feet in the channel from
New Haven to Carmi, and four feet
and half under the bridge at the
latter place. This is a matter of great
Importance to US, especially until we
build railroad to Carmi, and one in
which our merchants are greatly in
terested.
Mr.. Graham IS one of the oldest
settlers in Carmi, having lived there
fffty-four years. His father built the
frst cabin ever put up in the town.
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DIsoHARGED.-Mrs. Willard had an
examination yesterday before Squire
Emery, on the charge Of larceny.
The evidence would not sustain the
allegation, and she was declared not
guilty, and discharged.
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NOW KOPE God Gld E18GE NEEE8G.
by Telegraph NEW YORK. nov. g.
MoNEK-Stringent at Coz per cent. on
coll, mainly the latter.
STERLIEe-Woak st 500 nor cent.
GOLD-Heavy: opened at IZ75l. fellt 10 Tg7
and closed at I271z@1z71[. The carrvfnT
rates were 597 per cent.
GOVERN lfEETs-DuIIa and steady. Coupons
OF 1881, llS@ll81I; 40. '62, Il58lt5I; 40.
~, @9llz54 do. '65, 1l3L8u3%:
do. new, Ib1[015%; do. '57, 49,
@1l556; do. '68, II5LMIi51<; I0-40s, 107gI @
1917; currency 6s, l171%@lU7s6 The SUBJ
Treasurer to-day sold S2,0JO,00J 0t 1l2 G0-1008
ll3 IO-I0O.
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R~ We are informed by Col. c.
X. Drew, that on Sunday night the
dry goods store of Bohal & Mayhall,
at Boonville, was destroyed by fire,
and the same night a store house at
Lynnville was burned. Both insured
in the Hartford.
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CoTToN SALEs.-Capt. T. G. Smith
sold, yesterday, forty-three bales of
Mississippi cotton at from 235o to
234c, according to quality. The sale
was well attended, and great interest
was taken.
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CRIMINAL COURT THE FOSTER
CAsE.-The trial of Foster. on the
charge of arson, was continued yes
terday, and some interesting proceed
ings we're had. One of the jurymen
that was in his seat the day previous,
was too i'll to be present, yesterday,
and the attorneys for the defense re-
fused to proceed with the trial with
only eleven jurymen, and the old jury
were discharged. The defense filed
an affidavit for change Of venue,
which was granted, and Judge Jones
was called in to try the case. Judge
Robinson, 10 the meantime, appointed
Buchanan & Gooding to assist in the
prosecution. A new jury was then
impanneled, and the trial was begun
again, and was continued during the
day. twill probably occupy to-day
and tomorrow. Great interest is
manifested in this case. and the law
yers are making special efforts on
each side. The defense is conducted
by Shackelford & Parrett. and Leroy
Williams.
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ANoTHER.-The last addition to
our cabinet of oddities is three ears Of
corn, branching out from one cob,
with only one heart at the base. It
was given to us by FL. NJ. Altering.
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B% We have received $4,000 tags,
and are prepared to fill orders for
anything in that line lower than they
can be bought elsewhere. Call at
Journal Office and examine prices.
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NaM nrIaana naFFal.

By Telegraph.l NEW oRLEAEs. NOV. 3.
CoTroN-Closed active and lower at 245lC
for middling; sales Of $3.50 bales.
CORN--NOnltual market bare.
OATs-Ffrn1er at 6fe.
PORK-Mess Dominally $50 so.
SACON-ScGree and firm at l7KMlI5le for
shoulders, and 201zg2054c for clear rio and
clear Sides
Other articles unchanged.
GoLD-2T1%c. Hn
ExCHA N GE-Sterliu0 33Ls New York
sight $685. per cent discount.
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Bay Next Wednesday is the day
fixed for voting on the proposition Of
Evansville subscribing 100000 to
the Carmi Railroad.
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SEE THE CIRCUs.-A party Of gen
tlemen returning yesterday, from a
hunting and nutting expedition, were
coming into town loaded with game,
sacks Of nuts, sc. A little boy seeing
them marching In procession through
the street, ran In home, and shouted
TO his mother, "Ohl mai come see
the circus. It is going past our
house! ''
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Mr.. DYER.-The Mt. Vernon
Democrat recommends AFRO Dyer,
Esq, of this city, as suitable Demo-
cratic candidate for the Office of Cir
cult Judge, at the next general cleo
tion.
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NashYLlIe Nnrket

BY Telegraph NASHVILLE, Nov 3.
CtJTTON 49, Low middllng, 28JSe good
ordinary 23c.
WHEAT-Red, 81 C5; amber, 81 10; white.
81 I5G1 20.
CcRN-SI 10.
RYE-S1 90
BARIEY-Gl %.
OATB-B5c.
FLoUR--s5057 FOR super TO fancy.
BACoN-Sides, zoe; hams, &c; shoulders,
-171Sc. -al
LARD-l9Izc. 1e .r
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RECORDERS CoURT.-John Turner,
for having been disorderly on last
Saturday night, was fined So.
f. NJ. Edmonds, on the same charge,
was fined $40.
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SELECT HoP.-A select social hop
will be given at the National Hall
this evening, and pleasant occasion
is expected.
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CARPENTERS WAREHOUSE. - The
tobacco warehouse in course of cree
ton by Mr.. Carpenter, on the corner
of First and Elm Streets, is nearly
completed. II. B. GassaVant is put
TIM on a plastic slate roof. This
style Of roof seems to give general
satisfaction in Evansville. It has
been greatly improved in the last
year. In place Of using the thick pa
per for putting the pitch on as here
tofore, heaYy, Irish Felt, nearly a
quarter of an inch in thickness, is being
substituted, which obviates all diff
culties. as it contracts and expands as
the heat sor cold requires Messrs.
Underestimate & Bro, have also con-
tracted for plastic slate roof on their
new Foundry.
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Auction This HOrning at $50 O'Clock,

By Hiram Nelson, at his Auction
Room, No. AZ Locust Street, IN which
he will sell Parlor, Bedroom and
Kitchen Furniture, such as Sofas,
Sofa Chairs, Carpets, Bedsteads.
Feather Beds, Crockeryware, &c. 1t
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Hamnhis Markell.


BY Teiegraph.l MEMPHIS. Nov. 3.
COTTON Weak at 2l92414c; receipts, $50
bales: exports. 2,099 bales. The cotton ex-
hfbited at the Far last week, held at the
Chamber of Commerce to-day-nrst pre-
MUM brought SOC; best Tennessee bale,
33c; the others ranged from % 10 35c, ac-
cording to staple.
FLoUR-Dull and Unchanged.
CORN-DuIi.
OATS-60c.
HAY-s2B027 co.
BRAE-s22g23 90.
PORK-S32.
isARD-l812Oc.
sides, Die.
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a ToUR OF OBSERVATION. : A
number of operators in stone, to-
gether with officers of the E. & G.
Railroad and other citizens, left on
special train last night on an excur-
sion over a portion Of the Indiana
polls & Vincennes Railroad, to visit
the extensive stone quarries upon the
line of that road. The party will
leave Vincennes early this morning,
and will return by the mail train to-
night.
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OYSTER SoUP-Only ten cents a
plate at lunch every morning, at Neu-
mann's Exchange, opposite the Opera
House. oct28-St
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e. q. d N. R. R., Northern Division.
qRAINs aoINa soUrH.

Transfer Packet Steamer Fayette
leaves Evansville daily nt...,..,., 3 900 Pm,
Train leaves Henderson at.........s. $50 E.lT.
Arrive at MadisonV1ll e..........ss.... no Pm
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves MadisonVtlie daily
O5undays excep1ed) at-..........-.... o s2j AM.
Arrive al Henderson q 800 A. nE
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Fayette .. 80 A Afs
Making connection both ways with
trains on the II. d q. Railroad.
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EF Blank Books of every deserip-
ton, for sale or made to order, at the
journal Office.
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aeM Yora DE- Gooaa -.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, y ov. 9.
DRY GOODs-There is an improved i'm
quiry for staple cOttOns at the reduction of
yesterday and to-day. we have to noia
the following changes. Allendale 80
sheetings are reduced In price from l2lzc TO
40c; do ID are reduced from 471Ic TO soc; do
1914 from 521zc to soc Lowell 1854 do from
45c to 4216e, and Yorl1 blue denius from Sic
TO Soc
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B@@ See GILBERT & Co.'S adyer-
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. oe29-tf
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WANTED.
CIT Y N E S.

pE The Circuit Court is doing
nothing this week.
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B@ Another lot Arab, Broche,
Paisley and cheap shawls, just re-
oeiVed, at Sehapker, Bussing & Co.'S.
now
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PERsoNAL.-Our esteemed friend
and very worthy citizen--for as sueh
ba nav be henoeforth reeognizad-W.
Ford the well known tobacco
dealer arrived by Tuesday nights
train accompanied by his two sons.
The balance of his family will soon
ioin him, when he will establish him
self here as a permanent citizen.
We have room for more such business
men.
Mr.. o. B. Skinner, of Cleveland,
the distinguished General Manager Of
the famous South Shore Line, is in
the city. the guest of Col. r. K. Dun
kerson & Co., agents of that uurivaled
Mr.. II. W. Hibbard, General
Freight Agent of the old reliable
Bellefontaine, was in the city yester-
day. He left for his home in Indi-
annapolis by last evenings train.
Geo. w. Haberly. the popular nail
man of Terre Haute, is in the city.
The Terre Haute Nail Factory, which
he represents, is building up a large
trade 10 this city.
Among the strangers attending the
cotton sales in the city yesterday, We
had the pleasure of making the ac-
quaintance Of Mr.. W. Ray, represent
ing the firm Of s. M. Parker & Co.,
tobacco factors of New York. He
seemed highly pleased with the enter
prise manifested by our business men.
~ Prof. G.. n. Wells and wife. of the
Commercial College, returned from
their bridal tour on Monday night,
looking well and very happy. -.
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B~The latest style Millinery Goods
and Velvet can be always had at
Hughes. oct25
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IeTFe M0lI9 y IldIllaloII8.
0hln a MlaalRaInnI.

GOING EAST
Leage Lightning Ex. Acc. Night Eek.
Vincennes &c. 1888 r ST.. i.l3 2 H.. 0i15 p 81
AgFfye
Cincinnati, -. 600 aI.,.ll;l5P ST.. 500 a III
Louisville 80. loo NJ. 80 a lI.-. $3.50 bT
t- GoEra WEST.
LenUe Mail Nlght Tx. Day EE.
Vincennes 80. ;25 a. NJ. 2:0j "a M =. @ 80 a Hf
-AFTfUe
SO. Lonis ......1l $50 r. 1r- 9il0 A hE.f2:0O p AE
Cairo ........... 1850 A NJ. -. 80 D. ~
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click & Schwartz, op-
pOsite the Opera House. sep25
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b9- Carter's Ink, at the Journal
Office.
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R@ Gilt Edged Note Paper, at the
journal Office.
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b Cashmere for Boys and Mems
wear, very cheap, at Schapker, Bus
sing Il Cos. now
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ED Prang's Cromos, equal to the
finest Oil Paintings. from 81 80 to
$25 CO. Call and examine them at
e. Rs oe1tf
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"a If you want the best quality of
Visiting Cards, go to the Journal
Office.
RAIN.--We had light rain yester-
day eYening-hardly enough to lay
tbo 6ust
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BG A large stock of Envelopes, at
Journal Office.
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n REVENUE MATTERS - SALE OF
'STAMPs FOR OCToBBB--We give be-
low the amount of beer and tobacco
stamps, and TO whom sold, during the
- IL OnAohnr.
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DU Fish & Barter have a fine
assortment of Ladies initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
oe1tf
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HAY.-We keep constantly on hand
a large lot Of prime Hay, which we
offer low.
ScANTLIN, PARvIN & Co,
Corner Locust and Water SITS.
nov2-5t
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EVansyiIle 4 CraWfOrdsvllIe.

LeaVe Exp. Mail. Freight.
i. Haute .... 6:41 A NJ. 500 p H.. 8 IS II
Vlncennefs.... 0;zi "A H.. D; 05 n Mill $40 a ~
III. 5g A slP ~. s.I0r II
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thick and Thin

Feet will find shoes to fit at
GEO. MILLER & Co.'S,
now 1w 80 Main Street.
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~ Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with yaTnish for fixing at
Fish q Barter's. oc1tf
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HT Blank Bills of Lading, Blank
Deeds, Mortgages, &c, always for sale
at the journal Office.
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R0= Go to Fish g. Barter's and get
one of those beautiful Bibles. They
have a complete assortment OF Family
and Pocket Bibles. oe1tf
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B9 The best and cheapest Blan-
kets and Balmoral Skirts, at Schap-
ker, Bussing & Co.'S. now
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Terfe naute o Indlanap0llg.


Indp'lis9:55 An. BOA H. l:l5Plr. sdOPH
AfTfUe
T. H.. 80 A1t.lo.25 N. 4:55pM.ii :o5 r 81
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az T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-z
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Corrected Tuno 23d, 5000
EVansYlIIo q OraWfordsvllle R.R.

GOING MONTH";
LedDe Mall. EKpr. Freight.
Evansville ...10:45 A NJ. 5:l5 y H.. 4;a0A IA
ATTfUo II.
Vincennes.,.. ;l3 p NJ. 1874 ~ 1I.-10:lOP M
TerTe Haute. 4.20 Mo :55 2 -. .I5 Z d
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-21

A WIFE LIVING PEACEFULLY WITH Two HUs-
BANDs.-There is a very remarkable case of mat
rimonial felicity (0 in this city which is not
generally known TO the public. In the West
Division lives woman with two husbands, to
each of whom she has been married in legal
FORM At the time the war broke out this
woman was living with her first husband, by
whom she had three children. Soon after the
breaking out of the rebellion her husband en-
listed, and went off in the role of {" brave SOL
dier boy" A year or two AFTER his wife heard
that he was killed in battle. She heard nothing
from him personally; the war closed, and he
failed to write or to report at his former head
quarters in Chicago. His wife now considered
herself widow, beyond all doubt, and in course
of time she married again. But, few months
ago. to her amazement, husband No. l. whom
she had mourned as dead, returned to his long
deserted domicile, but, like Enoch Arden, only
to find his wife the spouse of another man.
But unlike Enoch Arden, he failed to die of
broken heart council of war, was held by
the three heads of the family, and the difficulty
amicably adjusted. What to some men and
women similarly situated would have resulted
in pistols blood and ligitation, was settled read
ily and satisfactorily by this amicable trio.
1t was mutually agreed that both husbands
shonld continue to be lege lords OF the
woman on equal terms, and she would be the
wife of both husbands. Soon AFTER the soldier
husbands return home, the wife presented to
him, and to the world another child, the off
spring of husband No. 2. But this little cir
cumstance did not seem to disturb the equlib-
rum of No. l, nor the peace of the household.
And there dwells that happy famly"-one
wife, two husbands, and four children-in a
small cottage, as quietly and contentedly, to all
appearances, as if nothing had happened. Yer
ily, this is an age of wonder, and Chicago is
the place where they are now to be found
CHICAGO Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-21

AUSTRIAN MUsIc.-There is not in Europe
more musical city than Vienna. Not only every
female, but every man, IN respectable life, is
capable of taking part in a concert In making
up parties for the purpose of this delightful
amusement, no kind of formality of ceremony is
observed. gentleman wishing for quartette
or quintette in the evening, walks out in tho
morning for the purpose of inviting any friend
he may chance to meet; and, as the slightest
previous acquaintance is sufficient, no difficulty
occurs. The love of music is SO general, and
the ability to play on some instrument so COM
mon, that it is usual for gentleman not to en-
gage any man-servant who is not sufficiently
master Of some instrument to occasionally &C
company him, and join in his concerts, if wanted.
The number of music shops, and the rapidity Of
the sale of music in Vienna, are prodigious
and there is not a respectable private house
without piano-forte.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-21

APUzzLE FOR BIOLOGISTS. very interesting,
and, in one aspect, professionally important
discovery has been lately made at Antelope,
station four hundred and fifty miles west of
Omaha. In digging WE'LL for the railroad COM
pauy, there was reached, at the depth of sixty
eight feet, a layer Of human bones-undoubtedy
human, from the fact that there were q skull
and jaw, as we'll as other bones from the extrem-
tiles and the trunk. The excavaters assert that
in the process Of digging they have found layers
of bones in which the remains of elephants and
tigers were unearthed it being known to every
body that these animals are extinct species
this continent. 1t remains for the Savans to de-
termine whether these human bones were
| covered SO deeply by cateciasm or were deposit
ted there in prehistoric times, to confirm or cor
rect scientific opinion both as to the origin OF
the human race and the time of its existence on
this planet,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-21

The ART OF WRITING WELL.-To the influence
of associations language it is necessary for
every writer to attend carefully who wishes to
express himself with elegance. For the attain
ment of correctness and purity in the use of
words, the rules of grammarians and critics may
be sufficient guide; but it is not in the works
of this class of authors that the higher beauties
Of style are TO be studied. As the air and man.
uer o: a gentleman can only be acquired by liv-
ing babitually in the best society, so grace in
composition must be attained by an habitual ac-
ouaintance with the classical writer's. 1t is in
deed necessary for our information that we
should peruse occasionally many books, which
have no merit in point of expression, but be-
lieye it to be extremely useful to all literary
men to counteract the effect of this miscela-
neous reading by maintaining constant and
familiar acquaintance with few of the most
faultless models which the language affords. For
want of some standing of this sort, we frequently
see an anthor's taste 10 writing alter much to
the worse in the course Of bis life, and his later
productions fall below the level Of his essays.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-21

~ Beaeon Lodge, No. 800, 4. o. OF g. r.,
their hail. story of osliDger Co.'s build
ing Weaverville, every Sunday evening at O'clock
JOSEPH GEORGE, W. C. 7.
VIM, JUSKANs W. 8. 1913.