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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.
SESSION OF 1854.
THE thirty fourth Annual Course Of Lectures Will
l. commence the fret Monday In November. un.
der the following arrangement and close on the last oil
February.
L, NJ LAWSON NJ. D.. Professor Of the Principles and
Practice OF NJ edcine and Clinical Medicine.
T. o. EDWARDS. NJ. D.. Professor OF Msteria Medica
G. w. BAYLESS, NJ. ID. Professor Of Al stomy.
ASBURY EVANS, NJ. d., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice Of Surgery. and Clinical Surgery.
Mt. MARSHALL, NJ. d., Professor OF obstetrics ana
the diseases Of Women and Children.
SAMUEL G. ARMoR, M. d., Professor of Physiology
CHARLES sRd w. Wa,eHr NJ D., Professor of Medical
Chemistry and Toxicology.
THOMAS WOOD, M. D.; Professor OF surscai ana
The a' pfsEc nat ROOMS will be opened on
6rsi Of October under the care othe Professor OF
gical and Practical Anatomy and students may rely on
full supply Of natsyisis. throughout the session
CLINICAL LECTURES, BY professors o. 'uo ~.
tice OF Medicine and Surgery, will be denveIsd
throughout the session, at the Commercial hosPnai
In addition to this College Clinic will be established
which will afford large amount Of clinical instracnon
PRELIMINARY LECTURES will be denve!eo gu
ring The month Of October, by the members OF snS
Gully This course (Which will be free) vili embrace
lectures At the Hospital aad College will not In
THs NEW COLLEGE EDIFICE is an ample and
convenient building. and 10 well adapted 70 me com
FEEsmFor the whole course. including Dis;eetins
Ticket. sIO Martrcuiaion Ticket IS; hosp'ai lick
ct Ss Graduation Fee. e2s. -
Good Board, including fuel and lights. Will average
ABOUT $S''o P0' I'm N LAWSON, NJ D. Dean.
T. o. EDWARDS. M. d. Registrar.
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| -. WASHINGTON, Aug. 26-6 p. II.
| We have reason TO believe that Lord John
Russefl's letter relative to the proposition for
. tripaftite treaty, has been answered by Mr..
Marcy in d mGnner which will not ouly con-
vince the English secretary Of State of his
want Of correct geographical knowledge a.
to the distance between the United States and
Cuba; but also of the fact that aEy combine
tons Of Europeah powe Rs by which this coun'
try is likely to be nearly or remotely affected
will not be regarded with indifference. we
are further of opinion, that the truly Ameri-
can doctrine enunciated by Mr.. Everett IN n''
celebrated State paper in reply 70 Messls
Champion and Sartiges, has been endorsed
and emphs sized by the present administrator
to the fullest extent. From present appear
ances, whilst no disposition is manifested to
assume a hostile attitude on the part OF our
government, il is evident, that II the threat of
Lord John Russell, that Great Britain 10 free
to act singly or in conjunction with other pow
era. as 10 her may seem fit, means that she will
enter into combinations to thwsrt the policy
OF the United States, that there will be no hes.
iration on the part of President Pierce in pro-
tecting the interests and honor of the country.
1t looks squally.
The mission to France is yet ur6lled, but
the matter will probably be decided in few
days.-Ifit had been supposed probable that
Gen, Cas- would accept the position, the
President would gladly have avsiled himself
of his great ability and experience in the pres.
ent critical state of Europe. 1t is understood
the mission has been rendered to Mr.. Cobb,
and now awaits that gentleman's acceptance.
CINCINNATI, Aug 81, N.
Flour is unsettled and held at 81 20. No
sales. Whisky is held for advance. No
sales. Cheese 7c. Provisions are firm. 100
hhds. bacon shoulders sold at &C.,; packages
extra. 1876 bbls. mess pork sold at SI4 Ssles
of 600 bags Rio Coffee at lOk. Other ar
ticles are much unchanged.
New ORLEANS, Aug. %.
The markets are stagnant. Sales of cotton
for the week 500 bales; receipts 600 bales.
Stock on hand 10000 bales.
CINCINNATI, Aug SOP. NJ.
Flour-Active at IS 10.
Whisky-50.
Provsions-Sales of 10000 lbs bulk sides
at 6, 10000 lbs bacon shoulders at ST.
Characteristics of 500 bbls molasses at
224 sugar and coffee are firm.
Cheese-8.
Butter-l2al4.
The Sultan has ordered the Greek bishops
to return Immediately to their bishoprics, hav.
ing been unsustained.
Russian agents are fermenting disorders on
various parts Of the country.
New ORLEANS, Aug. Is.
The interments for the last twenty-four
hp,, incl ,,An Of oil fo-
yer. The decrease is for the want of sub
ject
New ORLEANS, Aug. 81.
Total number of deaths for past "a hours
was 299.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 90.
!. The reports of the interments have not
BEEN complete for several days past, owing
10 some difficulty at the Catholic cemetery.
This morning the Board report about l2O by
yellow fever.
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NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
SHOP

EVANSVILLE. LNDLAEA.
THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFULLY INFORMED that
i we have with great care and expense fitted up 80
complete Shops as any in the West and hope liberal
patronage Will signify disposition TO encourage Home
Manufacturer We are prepared with eyerv facility
for manufacturing steam Engines with wood orion bed
frames and achnery Of all kinds with the latest i'm
provements. Gearing and Shafing fitted up. Pueys,
Iron Fronts for houses. Plow Mould Boards, Wag-
on Boxes, Iron and Brass castings, and Wrought
iron forging work of all kinds, and Of frst quality.
furnished to order Steamboat WORK. and repairs Of all
Kinds OF machinery promptly and carefully executed.
ur machinery complete, possessing all the ad-
OF the latest improvements, and workmen
are OF the most skillful and experienced class Our
has for many been foreman
10 any Machinest ip theWest
Persons desiring Engines, other machinery built or
IePaIea, are requested to CALL for feel confident
tnat we can give as full satisfaction quality Of work
ano prices as any competent and respectable establish
Car wheels Of various patterns Manufactured, with
Murphey's Patent Solid Hub
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention NJ he
same price Jas when given In person.
Scrap Iron Brass and Copper wanted
je2sd&w G. ID. EGGLESTON T. CO.
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Emusic HATH CHARMS"
VILLA M HI u R II E,
DEALER IN MUSIC,
Lixcxs NEW BUILDING, FIRST ST., AND LOCUST
EVANSVILLE IND.

Lixcxs BUILDING, FIRST ST., BEr MAIN AND LOCUST
EVANSVILLE, IND.
T HAVE now leased and fitted up the above NM
i premises, and have opened q large stock Of &&2E
Music and uscal instruments. Being selected 4NE3
with great and bought at the lowest market ~
prices they will always be Of the first quality and sold
Iow-call and see for yourselves.
Nv stock will include Pianos Guitars, vions. Flutes
Accordeons, Flutnes. Flageolets, Claronets, Drums
Tamborines Music Boxes, Harmoneicans. Music Paper
Violin Guitar, Vioncelo and Piano Forte Strings o
the best qualities. Tuning Forks Pic Pipes, Tuning Ham
&c. &C. besides large and constantly increasins
stock OF Sheet Music.
INSTRUCTORS for every Instrument.
The newest Music published, received weekly.
TPN. B.-Purchaeers OF any Of the above articles
will Ind Il greatly their advantage to call be-
fore purchasing for having made it my regu
lar and only business, feel satisfied can give better
than those and determined TO &c
as cheap 10 any house West Of New York and Boston
Piano. Fortes and Accordeons tuned and repaired.
Lessons given the Piano. Guitar. Melodon, Accor-
deon and In the cultivation Of the voice. aug22
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THOMAS CONYNGTON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND

WOULD especially inform his friends and the pub
w lie generally. that having purchased OF Msssrs
Rathbone & Wheeler, their entire stock OF Books &
Stationery he has owed his Book Store to the stanI
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block corner
OF Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enables him 10
oer to bis customersa larger and better
than has before been brought this markets
ss'ng In part Of, MscellaneoIs. School, Medical and
Theological Books. Writing. r.inting. Wrapping and
snnsy Tsper, arc roiefu q ancy Stationery Of all
at Cincinnati prices fact to ich he would cali the
attention Of country merchan dealers, teachers and
cnen, oeing conndent no can PIKE IL TO their interest
to purchase Of him. aus 9sU
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T.. sUsL van.
JOHN HURLEY a. Co.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
M = r e II A N rs,
30 1cAOupasOulGs street,
aur6 NEW ORLEANS.
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&4es|
r A I L ROAD LINES
BY THE WAY OF

-
(iREo otiTsTI COLUMBUS AND CLEVELAND
~ w. TO N York via Railway In % hours; to
aSIN ~ iAke Steamers via Cleveland In 80 hours to
rsaavsdelPhia In % hours; via LITTLE MIAMI RAIL
foSr p Oar T,I,S Train Lightning Express.
., sne Ian Accommodation Express, al I-S
n; ID Irain, h,iseoro Train, at rpm; 1ih Evening
Trsins run BY colunbu. tim. I, mi, c..,., ,s..
Cincinnati. The roads are laid through Win heavy
r rail.
Lightning Express. leaves Cincinnati Al M eonpec,
Ing at Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad 10 DpnIrt
and Buf1alo, connecting at Dunkrk with n York and
City Railroads TO New York and Boston, Second Train
Accommodation Express, at l2 ID, connects At
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkirk and
Buffalo, connecting ut Dunkirk with New York and Erie
Railroad at Buffalo with Buffalo and Albany and New
York City Railroads. and At Buffalo with Niagara Pals
Railroad to New York. Boston, Niagara Falls gdens.
ALSO: connects n Cleveland with the and mag.
indecent low pressure steamers Queen ofrhe West Cap
Buffalo with the Buffalo and Albany New York City
and Niagara Falls Railroads for New York, Boston, Nj
agara Falls. Ogdensburgh. Montreal, DE.
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad tn Dunkirk and
Buffalo, connecting st Dunk!rk with New York and Erie
Railroad. connecting ut Buffalo with New York City.
York. Boston and Niagara Falls.
PrrTsBURoH. PMLADELPMA & BALTIMORE First Train
ing Ohio and l.sons
Pittsburgh connecting with Pennsy Railroad to
Philadelphia and Baltimore Cincinnati 10 Phi!ad. and
Baltimore direct
First Train, Lightning Express, at NJ, and Second
Irsin Accommodation Express. att l.a m, connect.
connecting with Ohio Stage Company's Lines via Ma
tonal Road TO Wheeling, connecting with Baltimore
Phiadeiphia. Washington. etc. Fourth Train, Eve
ming Express. ate M Passengers by this Train SLEEP
at Columbus and resume by Morning Train via Contra
ohio Railroad to Zsnesvle connecting with Ohio Stage
Com any's Lines TO Wheeling.
HILl.SBORO.-Third Train leaves Cincinnati at Is
n. connecting at Hillsboro with Ohio Stage Com
panys Lines to Chilicothe, Piketon. &c.
FARE Cin'. TO N.Y. via Railroad either route Gle. o.
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l~Ar 81 OATs!t-lopoo Bushels good Oats want
Ssu0as PRESTON BROTHERS.
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pARrNERsHIP NOTICE.

T. BITTROLFF respectfully informs the public
81 he has Annotated his with him In heWateh
.nS isvelry business and that the same will hereafter
- ,,;sd On IN their and spacious Store. Main
Ist & 9d streets, under the name and style of
"".sSxiVd BTrTROtFP & SONS.
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Cinci nnati tn Hamilton Gu. Gin. Springfield zoo
For all Information aud through tickets, apply at the
Office. Southeast corner OF Broadway and FchtSt or al
the Depot, Cincinnati.
w. A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
P.W. STRADER. Geu1 Agent.
II. WILKINSON, Agent. Evansville.
-6md&W
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY Fob
SALE.
- MATHEW M'INNERNEY offers bis property
ss6 for sale situated at Of Sixth and Vine
GA=A streets consisting OF three-story brck dwell
ings, with Cellars under both.
AtSO-A Frame Ware House 40 by 40, with suita'
BILE brick cellar. ~
ALSO-A lot adjoining. 20 feet BY $50 feet.
The shove nroperty will sold low, IL applied for
soon The property will be sod together or separate 10
sui 'iNGLE, WHEELER & IGLEHART. Agents.
au1ledlms
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FILES AND CHISELS!

rCsT received = complete assortment OF Butchers
j and Harerave's Fires and Chisels These are the
best brands IN the Market OF my own Importation and
Will b sold % low any really good Ole Be bought
for East, at
sug30 WELLS New Hardware Store.
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M A h ID l. Il DE p OTg
REMOVED TO

MAIN ST., OPPOSITE THE BANK.
81 2 TONS Of the finest Marble ever brought TO the
ZlC West, at Wholesale or Retail. Dealers in Mar
BILE expressly invited to examine my stock, for
will make to their interest patronize Ny stock
consists Of Carrara White veined & Dove colorcd lta
IN In blocks and slabs. American white, varigated.
blue, clouded and statuary, which selected with
great ut the Vermont Quarries.
MONUMENTS OF all styles, SCROLLS. OBLEISK,
TOMBS, HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
Counter tops and Furniture Marble hand and made
70 order ut Eastern prices.
Grateful for the past liberal patronage expect to
N. A. LAWRENCE.
N. -Ordsrs from dista promptly and satisfac.
torily lied. All work warranted. sug29
FOR RENT.
OK convenient and comfortable rooms in my house
= corner Canal & Third Avenue, Lamasco City.
aug96-2w DIR. w. GRAMM.
GREAT BARGAINSNl
TINE undersigned being determined 10 close out their
Il entire stock Of Groceries, within the next two
weeks will sell them to the nrst man that in AT
OR BELOW COST.
aug9eN GRAHAM & FARRELL.
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERsF4IP
TINE partnership heretofore existing between Mo.
Il gridge McPaul, dissolved on the 9Th Of lsst
June, by mutual consent.
JAS. MoGRIDGE.
aug2Slw> FRANCIS McPAUL,
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w. w. CocKRUM q co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES, AND
PK ODU CE.

No. @. Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
PARTICULAR attention paid 70 buying Cotton u al
orders. We will make cash advances ON CONSlGN.
N ENTS for any amount.
RBTkRHAcKs:
5ann H n. Coes,um, Princeton. la.
+. Lane. u.ur.,.
Ferguson. Neil & Shelton. "e"Pn''
Smith & Shotwell. Louisville. Ky.
McRae & Conman, New Orleans.
F.s. .S. g & CO. s.o'a''s Philadelphi..
augl-6m~
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II. NILSSON
D. WooLsBy.
: AU CT 10 N.

| D. W00LsBy.
AUCTION.
| w0oL9EY 4 NELe0N.
vvrArRR ssrsst Evansville Indiana. Apcuonsefl
w sndCon%,sd s Fn ,nsurs 1hsi,s ciocIs Locrins
Gssses Picture France. Notions &c. Particular stsen
don eivsn 70 the Of oil descriptions Of Goods
lar sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday, Cssa
'd .u@ . T T''' " 0 wooLsEY q NELSON.
A IL persons indebted 10 the arm Of HAkT & COL
u. sS. Ia. :ppoasd
~ the Circuit Court VI Vsndsrburgh County; so~
mylS n. N6LoON.
oop.. u r. UnNii ,a,an R":.ss.s, and Gard
y Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressins
Bureaus Rose Wood Marble top Dressng do enclosed
and plain Wash ssand: Lounges Bsdssssa' srS MAJ,
Cane and Hair seat Chairs for :ols iST NELSON
TRwELRY & NorIoNs.-Ear.rings, Finserrings,
d Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils.
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Beeds and Caps brushes. Combs, Purses, Fancy Soaps.
Accordians, vions Pictures and various other notions
sugasiy wooLsRY q NELSON.
CHAIRs-Juss received and for sale low ~ Fur.
~ niture rooms on wstsr street, 30 dozen woodssat,
e. jsni is-'' -'- '' WooLsEy & NELSON.
CoFAs.-Jus received and for sale at our Furniture
jan97 wooLsRy & NELSON.
nEDSTEADS-Just received and for sale low. . lot
ianS7 wooLsRY q NELSON.
CLASS.wARE.-Just received and for sale ~ auction
VI and private sale = lot Of Glassware.
jang7 wOOLSEY & NELSON.
EEc.lvED and for s 1t saLs sSsss
POCKET BOOK LOST
DETWEkN my shop on 9Th Street and Mr.. Glovers
I'D Lumber Yard Main street. Pocket ook. con-
tanning Twenty dollars. The finder will DO lber sy
rewarded BY leaving the same 1t this ONCE, CT at my
shop. aug3Qu JOHN GRANT.
TAX NOTICE.
THE Tax Payersof the city OF Evansville are hereby
my hands and viii, receive for the .urfept year.
at my store on Main Street nearly opposite the Bank,
dondxy In October next, after which tin.
1t i'll duty to collect the taxss not paid, by SELF
ing and selling the property Of denquents a. required
by the 4sth Section Of the City Charter:
sug30u VIM BILL,
City Collector.
Enquirer and volksbote copy two weeks.
I'm BUSHELS Pure new crop Timothy seed, just re.
CUU ceived from Illinois aud Tor sale BY
y auE3o FOSTER & BROWN.
FOR RENT.
THE store occupied by Graham 4 Farrell, pos.
L session ca be ha3 in two weeks.
auYo6-H lVOlkbote copy.
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JUST RECEIvED-GkNUIN nm Nns
? 000 Old long Havana Plantation;
10 100 La Bainos Jana Principe;
10000 Cuba Principe;
10000 Wandering Jew;
5000 La Rosa Reesia;
5000 Ia Lenerta Havana Capadores
10000 La yicotenae Regalia
5000 La Union Lanorms;
&C, 900 Cuba Skies;
36 Doz. genuine Scafaristti; Turkish 8. -oh.c ,
ID Boxes Of the finest brands Virginia Chewin~
Tobacco, 10 wit Holland, May Queen r. Gallo n. vie
Wills, etc.
Also constantly on hand all different sxes Of nm,
manufactured Cigars. out Of Havana Cuba ana Ame,t
can Tobacco; all kinds Of our own mauufsctured E1o
the lowest prices.
o. sHABFRER &:sHRoEpER.
Main Street, bet Let & I'd corner OF the Xlley
aug26 ''
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Cin'ti. TO Cleveland 600 Chit. to Ian sville, 40
to Columbus 800 toSpringneld 800
For ell information and Through T kets apply at the
Office, Southeast of Broadway and Trout st.
at the Depot, Cincinnati.
w. A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
y. w. SrRADER, General Agent.
NJ. WILKINSON. Agent, Evansville.
augI2- d&w6m.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

|NRDERED that the owners Of the following lots on
" tho east side Of Chestnut Street I'm the Eastern En-
largement, to wit: Lot. i'm Block No 81 lot In Block
No - lots Nos I. 9, J. A. go Il ID In Block No
90 lay down Plank Side Walk in front thereof under
the directions OF the city Engineer before the 18th
day Of september next and falnre do tho city
Marshal Is directed to perform said work. and the costs
and expenses accruiDg thereby will be assessed to- and
collected oy sale OF said lots may be
cessary to satisfy said lien and costs.
BY order Of the Common Council
GEO. H. TODD.
aug29 II City Clerk.
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NEW FEMALE SCHOOL,.
THE Sisters of Providence Of st. Marys, near Terre
l. Haute ready to establish q fe male School
in Evansville.
Their course Of instruction In the common and higher
branches OF English education well In various
plishmcnts will be made known by their prospectus
application to Sister Anastasia the brick house
the Catholic Church on 81 Street.
The School will be open the nrst Monday In Sep
TENDER. aug29-u.
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Ishall on Saturday intro.
ducs my fall style OF Hats.
which hope will please. IL
being elegant and most
approved one. Having got
an entirely new stock ofmy
selection I will
able to manufacture hats,
not surpassed In hearty,
dnsh and durability.
Thankful for the liberal
patronage thus far extend.
ed to ask for continuance Of the same. will
do the utmost to merit it. Orders from distance
fully attendcdto. p. VAUTlER,
aug26 First Street, doors above Main.
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vvrArRR street Rvsnsville Indiana. Apcuonse
w and Commiselon Merchants, Manunesrres Agen.
Cisssss Picture Frames Notions &c. Particular atte
lion sivsp 70 the Of oil descriptions Of Goods Reg
lar sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday. Ca
advances made On Consignment
aug % ly WOOLSBf q NhLoON.
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There are 2 feet s inche, water i'm the
channel and falling. The weather is cloudy
PrrTsBuRG, Aug. 81, NJ.
The river has fallen inches. 1t is now
raining.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 80.
Interments I39, including l25 Of fever
Nothing doing in the market.
Bosrox, Aug, 81.
The Europa arrived here at 8 O'Clock this
morning.
The Emperor of France has relinquished
his contemplated visit to Dieppe. The new
complication Of the Eastern question Is as
signed as the reason.
1t was rumored at Vienna, that, should
Russia make an inroad into Turkey, Austria
would occupy the fortress Of Belgrade.
Dates from Petersburg state that, notwith.
standing the negotiations for peace, the War
department was a. active as ever. The
Czar's acceptance Of the Vienna proposition
was not uncondtional-he will not consen,
to evacuate the principalities until the Porte
has signed an arrangement tantamount Ia
concession of all the points in dispute.
The Persian Ambassador has assured the
Porte of the assistance of the Shah, ant
that he was raising large force to be placed
to the Sultan's disposal.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 26.
InteYments for the week, including fever
I,442.
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-15

One HUNDRED MILES AN HoUR.-A
writer in the National Inteligencer announ-
nounces the invention of form Of road and
improved locomotive, which will safely trans
port the mail and passengers at the rate of
one hundred miles an hour He says;
1.-The two grand impediments two hith-
erto absolute hindrances to the increase of
locomotive speed up to one hundred miles
an hour with safety-have been the incom-
potency of engines to generate a requisite
quantity of steam for any length of time, and
the almost certain leaping of the cars from
the track, under the vibratory motion Great
ed by aspeed that exceeds fifty miles an hour.
These difficulties are most indisputably over
come by the Improvements that have been
devised, and are now being made ready to
bring before the country by the enterprising
inventor, and as soon as made known will be
universally admitted to be founded in cor
rect principles, alike simple and PRACTICAL
Nor will the difference in cost over the exist
ing roads be any serious objection; for while
the cost viii be greater, the capacity of the
road will not only be increased in still
greater ratio in speed, but in cheapness of
of both passengers and freight.
Let no man doubt these extraordinary results
simply because he is at this time ignorant of
the means by which they are to be certainly
and so soon accomplished"
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THE FLYING MAcuiNE.-Mr. Porter has
been successfully exhibiting flying machine
on a small scale, at Carusi's Saloon, Washing
ton. 1t is made of oiled silk, % feet in
length, Is feet in circumference in the cen
tire, somewhat resembling d dolphin This
float is filled with hydrogen gas. From it is
suspended saloon, containing small steam
engine to move the screw propellers, which
operate between the float and the saloon.
The Eroport moved gracefully around the
room to the delight of the spectators Mr..
7. has been some months past engaged in
constructing an aeroport on a scale sufficient
ly large to carry passenger This when conn
pieted, will test the praeticabilty of the in
vention. 81.